4 The following document outlines some steps to follow to manually test
5 for bugs in a release candidate.
7 When reporting bugs, please use <http://bugs.koha.org/>. Please
8 include information about: What OS, release, and distribution you're
9 using. Also, which webserver (including version number), which RDMS
10 (including version number), and the version of Perl you're running.
11 Do not be too suprised if a developer gets back to you with a request
12 for more information about your environment.
16 You should be able to install Koha using installer.pl. We're
17 hoping that this method works cleanly with RedHat and Debian Linux
18 (at least). We'd like to hear problem reports about any OS you're
22 Please try to perform the following tasks:
23 + Add a couple of branches
27 + Add some item types (make sure to create at least one
28 itemtype with charges, and one itemtype with a 0 day loan
33 Please try to perform the following tasks:
34 + Add a book using simple acquisitions
35 + Add a book by importing a marc record
36 + Add a book by using the Z39.50 client
37 + Reserve a book for a borrower (after adding members, of course)
41 Please try to perform the following tasks:
42 + Add some members (test using the autoMemberNum system
47 Please try to perform the following tasks:
48 + Issue some books to various patrons
50 + Check for appropriate charges
51 + Check for non-circulating books (ie reference materials)
52 + Check for appropriate due dates
54 + Attempt to issue a reserved book
55 + Issue a book to a patron who has a reserve waiting
58 If you find any bugs or problems, please report through http://bugs.koha.org/.
60 Alternatively you can subscribe to the koha-devel mailing list. Information
61 about doing this can be found at http://www.koha.org/