en/qa/index.xml

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<project>
<name>qa</name>
<longname>Gentoo Quality Assurance</longname>
<description>
The Quality Assurance Project provides an umbrella project for keeping
Gentoo's portage tree in a consistent state across all the architectures.
This means that syntax, dependencies (both compile-time and run-time), 
file sizes, changelog and metadata entries are all kept up to date and as
accurate as possible.
</description>

<longdescription>
The Gentoo Quality Assurance Project aims to keep the portage tree in a consistent
state.  We work with other teams to address problems found with their packages, and
create QA policies that reflect the best practices to follow when working on ebuilds.
In addition to that, we keep up to date technical documentation to assist developers
with working on packages in the tree, in a general sense.
</longdescription>

<goals>
<ul>
  <li>
    Keep the tree in a state which benefits all of our users and developers alike
  </li>
  <li>
    Create documentation to assist developers
  </li>
  <li>
    Work with other teams to overcome  deficiencies in tools Gentoo uses
    to better suit the needs of all developers and users
  </li>
  <li>
    Develop QA policies with the interest of improving the quality of Gentoo overall
  </li>
</ul>
</goals>

<dev role="Lead">spb</dev>
<dev role="Member">christel</dev>
<dev role="Member" description="autorepoman">swegener</dev>
<dev role="Member">seemant</dev>
<dev role="Member">wolf31o2</dev>
<dev role="Member">tsunam</dev>
<dev role="Member">solar</dev>
<dev role="Member">tove</dev>
<dev role="Member" description="Support Personnel">vapier</dev>
<dev role="Member">beandog</dev>

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<extraproject name="RepoSuperMan">
  <p>
  Repoman is a tool that is used by Gentoo developers to perform pre-commit
  quality checks. It is available as part of <c>portage</c> package.
  Sven has taken the code and updated it to perform better and more thorough
  checks on a tree wide basis.
  </p>
</extraproject>

<extrachapter position="bottom"> <!-- I Want to Participate -->
<title>I Want to Participate</title>

<section>
<body>
<p>
All current and future Gentoo developers should endeavour to be a part of the
QA project in some fashion. This includes helping to come up with a QA policy,
as well as doing your part to ensure that your packages meet a certain set of QA
standards. Additionally, we hope that all Gentoo developers will be co-operative
in finding and fixing QA issues.  Future and prospective developers can contact
our <uri link="http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/devrel">recruiters</uri>.
</p>
</body>
</section>

</extrachapter>

<resource link="/proj/en/glep/glep-0048.html">
  GLEP 48: QA Team's Role and Purpose
</resource>

<resource link="/proj/en/qa/asneeded.xml">
--as-needed introduction and fixing guide
</resource>

<resource link="/proj/en/qa/automagic.xml">
Automagic dependencies, what they are and how to fix them
</resource>

<resource link="/proj/en/qa/autofailure.xml">
How to fix autotools failures
</resource>

<resource link="/proj/en/qa/backtraces.xml">
  How to get meaningful backtraces in Gentoo
</resource>

</project>

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5
6	<project>
7	<name>qa</name>
8	<longname>Gentoo Quality Assurance</longname>
9	<description>
10	The Quality Assurance Project provides an umbrella project for keeping
11	Gentoo's portage tree in a consistent state across all the architectures.
12	This means that syntax, dependencies (both compile-time and run-time),
13	file sizes, changelog and metadata entries are all kept up to date and as
14	accurate as possible.
15	</description>
16
17	<longdescription>
18	The Gentoo Quality Assurance Project aims to keep the portage tree in a consistent
19	state. We work with other teams to address problems found with their packages, and
20	create QA policies that reflect the best practices to follow when working on ebuilds.
21	In addition to that, we keep up to date technical documentation to assist developers
22	with working on packages in the tree, in a general sense.
23	</longdescription>
24
25	<goals>
26	<ul>
27	<li>
28	Keep the tree in a state which benefits all of our users and developers alike
29	</li>
30	<li>
31	Create documentation to assist developers
32	</li>
33	<li>
34	Work with other teams to overcome deficiencies in tools Gentoo uses
35	to better suit the needs of all developers and users
36	</li>
37	<li>
38	Develop QA policies with the interest of improving the quality of Gentoo overall
39	</li>
40	</ul>
41	</goals>
42
43	<dev role="Lead">spb</dev>
44	<dev role="Member">christel</dev>
45	<dev role="Member" description="autorepoman">swegener</dev>
46	<dev role="Member">seemant</dev>
47	<dev role="Member">wolf31o2</dev>
48	<dev role="Member">tsunam</dev>
49	<dev role="Member">solar</dev>
50	<dev role="Member">tove</dev>
51	<dev role="Member" description="Support Personnel">vapier</dev>
52	<dev role="Member">beandog</dev>
53
54	<!--<subproject ref="/proj/en/qa/something/index.xml"/>-->
55	<subproject ref="/proj/en/qa/devmanual.xml"/>
56	<subproject ref="/proj/en/qa/treecleaners/index.xml"/>
57
58	<extraproject name="RepoSuperMan">
59	<p>
60	Repoman is a tool that is used by Gentoo developers to perform pre-commit
61	quality checks. It is available as part of <c>portage</c> package.
62	Sven has taken the code and updated it to perform better and more thorough
63	checks on a tree wide basis.
64	</p>
65	</extraproject>
66
67	<extrachapter position="bottom"> <!-- I Want to Participate -->
68	<title>I Want to Participate</title>
69
70	<section>
71	<body>
72	<p>
73	All current and future Gentoo developers should endeavour to be a part of the
74	QA project in some fashion. This includes helping to come up with a QA policy,
75	as well as doing your part to ensure that your packages meet a certain set of QA
76	standards. Additionally, we hope that all Gentoo developers will be co-operative
77	in finding and fixing QA issues. Future and prospective developers can contact
78	our <uri link="http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/devrel">recruiters</uri>.
79	</p>
80	</body>
81	</section>
82
83	</extrachapter>
84
85	<resource link="/proj/en/glep/glep-0048.html">
86	GLEP 48: QA Team's Role and Purpose
87	</resource>
88
89	<resource link="/proj/en/qa/asneeded.xml">
90	--as-needed introduction and fixing guide
91	</resource>
92
93	<resource link="/proj/en/qa/automagic.xml">
94	Automagic dependencies, what they are and how to fix them
95	</resource>
96
97	<resource link="/proj/en/qa/autofailure.xml">
98	How to fix autotools failures
99	</resource>
100
101	<resource link="/proj/en/qa/backtraces.xml">
102	How to get meaningful backtraces in Gentoo
103	</resource>
104
105	</project>
106
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