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.