Call for XSLT testers

[Uche Ogbuji]

Progress continues on the Amara 2.0 development, and we're approaching a
pretty exciting milestone. Thanks to Jeremy's hard work we have a lot
of XSLT ported, and are ready to start heavily testing it. We're
expecting to get some sample test conversions done in order to serve as
a guide. These should be ready tomorrow, so volunteers should be able
to start work this weekend.

This is a call for volunteers. For the first phase of regular tests we
had offers from: JohnL, Chimezie, Luis, Joel, EricL. Thanks, guys, and
if any of you would be available to work near-term (as in over the next
couple of weeks) on XSLT tests as well, please chime up again, since
this would be a new set of assignments. If anyone else would like to
join us that would be great. XSLT tests are a pretty big task (but hey,
that's a blessing, right?).

Anyway, drop me a line and I'll send more info tomorrow evening or so
based on what I hear from folks, and whether the sample test conversions
are in place.

BTW: based on preliminary observations from the emerging code base, it's
much cleaner (thanks to blue sky design, and to not having to deal with
Python < 2.5) and much faster.

Thanks.

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[Luis Miguel Morillas]

OK. Tell us when hg repos and test examples are ready.

Saludos,

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Luis Miguel

2008/6/19 Uche Ogbuji <uc...@ogbuji.net>:

[Eric Larson]

+1

Eric Larson

[Uche Ogbuji]

Eric Larson wrote:
> +1
>
> Eric Larson
>
> On Fri, Jun 20, 2008 at 2:59 AM, Luis Miguel Morillas
> <mori...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> OK. Tell us when hg repos and test examples are ready.
>>

Yeah, we did run into some go-slow, and we're hoping to get back on
track this week.

[John L. Clark]

I'm interested in helping as well. This seems like a good time to
reflect on the previous round of test case porting. I didn't finish
the test cases assigned to me, but I wasn't sure of the status of the
ones that I did finish. Did someone else finish those test cases, or
are they still pending?

Take care,

John

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