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Manual Testing Mantid Basics Course #38641

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warunawickramasingha opened this issue Jan 21, 2025 · 4 comments
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Manual Testing Mantid Basics Course #38641

warunawickramasingha opened this issue Jan 21, 2025 · 4 comments
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@warunawickramasingha
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You have been assigned manual testing. The hope is to catch as many problems with the code before release, so it would be great if you can take some time to give a serious test to your assigned area. Thank you!!

The general guide to manual testing:

  • The tests must be performed on the installer versions of the final release candidate. Not on local compiled code.
  • Serious errors involving loss of functionality, crashes etc. should be raised
    as issues with the current release as a milestone and an email sent to the project manager immediately.
  • Minor and cosmetic issues should be raised as issues against the forthcoming
    releases.
  • First try things that should work, then try to break Mantid, e.g. entering invalid values, unexpected characters etc.
  • Don't spend more than a few hours on the testing as fatigue will kick in.
  • If you find errors in the documentation, please correct them.
  • Comment against this ticket the OS environment you are testing against.
  • Disable Usage reporting before you start testing
  • Close the this issue once you are done.
  • Time how long this manual test takes for you to do and leave a comment about it in this issue.

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@warunawickramasingha warunawickramasingha added the Manual Tests Only for issues that are unscripted testing tasks during the release period label Jan 21, 2025
@warunawickramasingha warunawickramasingha added this to the Release 6.12 milestone Jan 21, 2025
@adriazalvarez
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Getting started page could update the documentation
https://docs.mantidproject.org/nightly/tutorials/mantid_basic_course/getting_started/getting_started.html#getting-started.
Version 6.12 has added a Move to Top button to the manage user directories, so it would be good to update it in this page.

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This screenshot of the Display Settings drop-down seems to be missing some options so could be updated.

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Get the following unexpected exception on the Filter Events Interface:

Traceback (most recent call last): File "/opt/mantidworkbenchnightly/lib/python3.10/site-packages/mantidqtinterfaces/FilterEvents/eventFilterGUI.py", line 216, in callback sender_edit.callback() File "/opt/mantidworkbenchnightly/lib/python3.10/site-packages/mantidqtinterfaces/FilterEvents/eventFilterGUI.py", line 286, in set_startTime newtime0 = np.clip(inps, xlim[0], float(self.ui.leStopTime.text()))
ValueError: could not convert string to float: ''

Reproduce by:

  • Go to Interfaces -> Utility -> Filter Events.
  • Delete the entry in the Stopping Time field (under the plot). Leave the entry in the Starting Time field.
  • Put your cursor into the Starting Time field and hit enter on the keyboard.

Also works the other way around (i.e. clear Starting Time and hit enter in Stopping Time). The dialog seemed to change a bit in 6.10 and the issue was introduced then. Note that the screenshot here is also showing the old version of the interface and needs to be updated.

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Some of the screenshots on this page need updating.

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