Release Testing With Github

Creating Test Cases

As functionality is added to the app we should be adding release tests to ensure we haven't regressed.

• Add a new Issue to the cht-release-testing repo in github.
• Add a title that describes what is being tested, on which config, with which type of user.
• For the description add which type of user, the type of config, which platform(desktop, mobile app), the steps to test and the expected result.
• Close the issue.
• Add the label Release Test

Generating a Project Board for Testing a Release

Create a github personal access token and name it token.json in this directory, like {"token":"gxgjjuwj-xxxx-xxxx"}. The only required permission is public_repo Access public repositories.

Run npm install

Run node create_release_project.js --version <release_vers> to create a new project version.

EX: node create_release_project.js --version 3.3.0

This will generate a project in cht-release-testing repo. Once completed you should see the link to the project in the console.

EX: Project created at: https://github.com/medic/cht-release-testing/projects/27

To generate a project with specific test cases (eg for minor releases and patches), add a new label to the issues you need to test and modify labels in config.js to use the new label.

Executing Test Cases

• Once the project is created all test cases should be in the TODO column.
• Drag the test case you are working on to the In Progress column
• Drag the test case to done when completed.