[wtp-dev] Let's organize our test plans

[David M Williams <david_williams@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I know we all follow our test plans,
and have been for some time, but, I think their organization has been in
dis-array for a while. 

Some are primarily at 
http://wiki.eclipse.org/index.php/Selected_WTP_Test_Plans


others are primarily at 
http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/plans/1.5/test-plan-index.html

and perhaps some still at 
http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/wst/components.html

and 
http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/jst/components.html

So, as one of our final release activities,
I'd like us to get this organized, so just in case someone asks us "where
is your test plans", 
we can point them to an easy spot, where
they will be linked and all have correct titles, etc. 

I'd like to keep central spot on our
"components" pages, 
http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/wst/components.html

and 
http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/jst/components.html

So let's just make sure all the links
that say "current test plan" point to the final 1.5 test plans.

(I think "the words "current
test plan" are fine ... but many of those currently point to old plans).

Was this ever automated at some point?


And, I'd suggest, those plans that say
things like "RC3 test plan", be updated to just say "WTP
1.5 final test plan", since that's what it is.

For those that have grown fond of using
the wiki, I do not think we need to force one process over the other, but

let's at least cross-link, so the components
pages point to the wiki version of the plan. 

That way, the "components pages"
will be the definitive central spot to book mark, and people can find info
from there? 

If anyone else has other ideas (and
want to exhibit your leadership by driving this home) then please let us
know. 
Otherwise, let's target 6/29 to have
all this "cleaned up" ... just in time for release!

Again, I'm not asking for new plans,
or anything, since I think we have all been following our most recent descriptions
... 
I just think its time we (re) organize
them so others know what our most recent (and final) test plans were. 

Thanks,