A small sum up of what I think an effective and efficient QA Flow could look like
- [DEV] Submit Changes
- [QA] Review Changes < ┐
- [DEV] Fix Issues raised in the Review ┘
(A list of changes or Issues with screenshots and small videos is submitted at each step)
(on Chrome, Safari, Android and IOS)
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When Signed out the in-page notice is visible and blog content isn't
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Register works
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Login works
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When logged in, blog is visible and in-page notice isn't
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Navigating to another website preserves logged in account
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When Navigating to other blog posts the wallet is charged
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When Treshold is reached and wallet stops being charged
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Top Up Works
The cycle stays open until a final thorough review is successfully done.
This can be as quick as a single 30 min review or as lengthy as a 1 week cycle.
- General test suite (up to 1h)
- Specific review (up to 10 min)
- Before Major Releases
- When 'completing' one of many features needed for a Release
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SrJGP3bzXndWlGIYVw610TnUuaiSwYF9iIgz1S_08UE/edit?usp=sharing