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Translation teams are free to prioritize packages they find more important to test. We have made introduced a new test matrix from Fedora 18 l10n testing. Feel free to provide feedback/comments/suggestions to fltg mailing list.
 
== The Testing Process ==
 
=== Testday App ===
 
* The testday app is a new interface developed by Adam Williamson for testing. From Fedora 23 L10n test day, we will be using this app to test the l10n packages and provide the test results.
* Testday App for Fedora 23 L10n Testing is [http://209.132.184.193/testdays/show_event?event_id=27 here].
 
===Steps for testers ===
 
* Translation teams/translators are free to prioritize packages they find more important to test.  
* Go to the [http://209.132.184.193/testdays/show_event?event_id=27 Fedora 23 app] page.
* Applications to test is categorised into Fedora, Gnome and Firefox. For better viewing and to avoid cluttering, these applications are further divided into 4-5 sections.
* Click on the application name you would like to test. This will take you to the testcase page of that application explaining you about the application and steps to test.
* After completing the testing process of each application, press on the "Enter Result" shown below each applications. This will take you to a form where you can enter the test results for that particular application. The details to be provided in this form are :
  (i)
 
 
We have made introduced a new test matrix from Fedora 18 l10n testing. Feel free to provide feedback/comments/suggestions to fltg mailing list.
* The applications have been divided into Frequently Used Applications (FUAs) and non Frequently Used Applications (non-FUAs) for translation teams to prioritize packages for testing.
* The applications have been divided into Frequently Used Applications (FUAs) and non Frequently Used Applications (non-FUAs) for translation teams to prioritize packages for testing.
* Further, both FUA and non-FUA lists are subdivided into project wise sections into Fedora applications, Gnome applications and Firefox.
* Further, both FUA and non-FUA lists are subdivided into project wise sections into Fedora applications, Gnome applications and Firefox.

Revision as of 11:51, 13 August 2015

Fedora Test Days
L10n Desktop

Date 2015-08-18
Time all day

Website QA/Fedora_23_test_days
IRC #fedora-test-day (webirc)
Mailing list test


Can't make the date?
If you come to this page before or after the test day is completed, your testing is still valuable, and you can use the information on this page to test, file any bugs you find at Bugzilla, and add your results to the results section. If this page is more than a month old when you arrive here, please check the current schedule and see if a similar but more recent Test Day is planned or has already happened.

What to test?

Today's installment of Fedora Test Day will focus on translations availability and accuracy in desktop applications

Who's available

The following cast of characters will be available testing, workarounds, bug fixes, and general discussion ...

Prerequisite for Test Day

  • Bare metal or virtual machine. Start with Virtualization
  • Usb key, a virtualized guest or a burned CD/DVD with the test image.

How to test?

Prepare Your System

  • Tests requiring physical media (e.g. DVD or CD images)
  • You may download a non-destructive Fedora 23 live image for your architecture. The specific live image for L10N tests can be found here soon. Please note we are providing only x84_64 image for this testing. Tips on using a live image are available at FedoraLiveCD
  • Unless otherwise noted, you may use nightly Fedora 23 branch install images. Review for information on downloading and installing Branched.
  • If you are using a Alpha or pre-Alpha installation please keep in mind to update your system before running the tests.

How to run desktop in your language?

After booting from Live iso:
1. On desktop top right corner click on "Live System User"
2. From menu, select "Settings"
3. In "Settings" window, select "Region and Language"
4. Then in "Region and Language" window, Click on "Language", to add your language click ... (more) sign at the bottom.
5. In window select your language (start type name in English), then select language name and Click Done
6. enable INPUT method, in "Region and Language" window, Click on "Input Method", to add keyboard you want, click on plus ('+') and (more) sign at the bottom.
7. In window select your keyboard (start type name in English), then select keyboard name and Click Add
8. Click on 'Restart Now' bar will appear as in screen-shot


9. click on "Log Out" Button to logout
10. On gdm screen just click on user name "Live System User"
11. It will ask you to update folder name to your language, try your choice.

And start testing your language...

Nice to test

Bugs you might hit or additional situations that are nice to test:

(Shall update this section soon)

Test Results

Specific L10N bugs like typos and translation mistakes should be directly reported to the local translation team mailing list or a bug report should be filed at Bugzilla against the related language. General bugs that affect all languages like strings not marked for translation, downstream patching that breaks translations and input method issues should be filed against the related package. If you are unsure about exactly how to file the report or what other information to include, just ask on IRC and we will help you.

How to file bugs

The following links helps you to guide to file both l10n and i18n related bugs:-

Fill one bug report by component and issue
You should fill only one bug report by component and by issue.Be sure to link the report here quickly then, to let people re-use it.


The Testing Process

Testday App

  • The testday app is a new interface developed by Adam Williamson for testing. From Fedora 23 L10n test day, we will be using this app to test the l10n packages and provide the test results.
  • Testday App for Fedora 23 L10n Testing is here.

Steps for testers

  • Translation teams/translators are free to prioritize packages they find more important to test.
  • Go to the Fedora 23 app page.
  • Applications to test is categorised into Fedora, Gnome and Firefox. For better viewing and to avoid cluttering, these applications are further divided into 4-5 sections.
  • Click on the application name you would like to test. This will take you to the testcase page of that application explaining you about the application and steps to test.
  • After completing the testing process of each application, press on the "Enter Result" shown below each applications. This will take you to a form where you can enter the test results for that particular application. The details to be provided in this form are :
  (i) 


We have made introduced a new test matrix from Fedora 18 l10n testing. Feel free to provide feedback/comments/suggestions to fltg mailing list.

  • The applications have been divided into Frequently Used Applications (FUAs) and non Frequently Used Applications (non-FUAs) for translation teams to prioritize packages for testing.
  • Further, both FUA and non-FUA lists are subdivided into project wise sections into Fedora applications, Gnome applications and Firefox.
  • The test matrix table below takes you to individual pages application-wise for testing.
  • Each test page contains test cases for each application where you can provide the test results for that application in a table format like earlier.
  • Click on the link in the second column in the below test matrix, which directs you to the test result page where you can enter your language name, code (fail/pass), bug filed and comments, if any.

Test Matrix

Components are classified project wise
Both FUA and non-FUA will have Fedora and Gnome sections

NOTE:- If you find any strings in English, kindly confirm whether its 100% translated in upstream. Link for upstream is provided along with each packages. Accordingly please file your bugs, as in some cases latest translations might not be imported.

FUAs Application List

FEDORA Applications

Package Provide Results L10n Resource Comments
example Link to test page This is a result example.
abrt QA-L10N:abrt Zanata
anaconda QA-L10N:anaconda Zanata You need to install live iso
authconfig QA-L10N:authconfig Zanata
blivet-gui QA-L10N:blivet-gui Zanata
chkconfig QA-L10N:chkconfig Zanata
comps QA-L10N:comps Zanata
dnf QA-L10N:dnf Zanata
firewalld QA-L10N:firewalld Zanata
iok QA-L10N:iok Zanata
initial-setup QA-L10N:initial-setup Zanata
initscripts QA-L10N:initscripts Zanata
libpwquality QA-L10N:libpwquality Zanata
passwd QA-L10N:passwd Zanata
policycoreutils QA-L10N:policycoreutils Zanata
python-meh QA-L10N:python-meh Zanata
setroubleshoot QA-L10N:setroubleshoot Zanata
setroubleshoot-plugins QA-L10N:setroubleshoot-plugins Zanata
system-config-firewall QA-L10N:system-config-firewall Zanata
system-config-language QA-L10N:system-config-language Zanata
system-config-printer QA-L10N:system-config-printer Zanata
virt-manager QA-L10N:virt-manager Zanata
virt-viewer QA-L10N:virt-viewer Zanata

GNOME Applications

Package Provide Results L10n Resource Comments
gdm QA-L10N:gdm gdm
gnome-boxes QA-L10N:gnome-boxes gnome-boxes
gnome-characters QA-L10N:gnome-characters gnome-characters
gnome-clocks QA-L10N:gnome-clocks gnome-clocks
gnome-font-viewer QA-L10N:gnome-font-viewer gnome-font-viewer
gnome-keyring QA-L10N:gnome-keyring gnome-keyring
gnome-menus QA-L10N:gnome-menus gnome-menus
gnome-online-accounts QA-L10N:gnome-online-accounts gnome-online-accounts
gnome-screenshot QA-L10N:gnome-screenshot gnome-screenshot
gnome-shell QA-L10N:gnome-shell gnome-shell
gnome-system-monitor QA-L10N:gnome-system-monitor gnome-system-monitor
gnome-terminal QA-L10N:gnome-terminal gnome-terminal
control-center QA-L10N:gnome-control-center gnome-control-center
empathy QA-L10N:empathy empathy
nautilus QA-L10N:nautilus nautilus
NetworkManager QA-L10N:NetworkManager NetworkManager
shotwell QA-L10N:shotwell shotwell
rhythmbox QA-L10N:rhythmbox rhythmbox
Evolution QA-L10N:evolution evolution
gedit QA-L10N:gedit gedit
gnome-packagekit QA-L10N:gnome-packagekit gnome-packagekit
gnome-photos QA-L10N:gnome-photos gnome-photos
bijiben QA-L10N:bijiben bijiben
gnome-weather QA-L10N:gnome-weather gnome-weather
gnome-abrt QA-L10N:gnome-abrt gnome-abrt

FIREFOX

Package Provide Results L10n Resource Comments
firefox QA-L10N:firefox firefox teams

[Non-FUAs Application List]