Thank You: Volunteer for Quality Assurance

[jthomas (Jamie Thomas)]

Continuing the discussion from Getting to specific QA improvement tasks:

Hi @k_joseph. I assist with project management for the OpenMRS Community and wanted to say thank you for reaching out about opportunities to volunteer and help lead the OpenMRS community into the future!

We Want You: New volunteer leadership roles available!

On behalf of the newly-forming OpenMRS Leadership Team, I'm pleased to help announce these exciting new opportunities for our volunteers to help us lead the OpenMRS community toward a new era of growth. Please review this topic and the different volunteer leadership roles presented here, and if you're interested, contact the relevant person to discuss the roles more. Remember, learning and building skills is a key value of our community, so we're more interested in passion and interest than we…

It is my understanding from talking with @burke that you have an interest in doing Quality Assurance.

Does this sound right? What are the next steps you are working towards? Is there anything myself or others can do to help you?

[k.joseph (Kaweesi Joseph)]

That’s right @jthomas, i have actually already started to read stuff around QA and will be reaching out to you, @burke and @terry when i need extra support, otherwise for now any resources you have around this would get me much faster aboard. I hope to start giving consistent time per week for this starting next week

[janflowers]

@pascal has been doing a lot of quality assurance work for the Mozambique project. It might be good to talk to him about the QA work he has instituted.

[pascal (Pascal Brandt)]

@pascal has been doing a lot of quality assurance work for the Mozambique project. It might be good to talk to him about the QA work he has instituted.

Our project just builds and runs the tests on CI after each commit (like openmrs-core). OpenMRS is also set up on Codacy, but I’m not sure if we measure test coverage for core. Some modules appear to be working on it (e.g. RESTWS-584).

Finally, I think OpenMRS is also set up with SonarQube, but I don’t know if that’s actually still up and running.