Miro Testing

On Saturday at about the same time the lightening talks were going on at the Open Video Conference, I came home and had my own lightening dialog.
It struck about 400m from my house, tearing up the road.

It traveled through the ground and found the phone lines, blowing off the front cover and frying the wires [...]

One aspect of testing Miro has just gotten a lot more fun!
Yesterday Paul released and update to the Miro Guide. A portion of the testing of the guide updates was accomplished using a few automated test suites driven by Selenium Core.  We chose to use selenium core because we wanted to integrate with our [...]

So you’ve found a bug, or maybe you have an enhancement request.  You’ve taken the time to fill out the form, provide useful detailed information, log files… click Submit.  You check your email the next day and find that all your work has been returned with the simple statement:  Duplicate.
Arrgh.
You can avoid all that with [...]

I think many people are hesitant to jump into testing because everyone knows that the nightly builds are  by definition, unstable, and people already have their channels set up just as they like them.
There are two ways you can preserve and restore your data prior to starting a test run, OPML export, or by copying [...]