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The Ubuntu QA team is focused on developing tools, policies, and practices for ensuring Ubuntu's quality as a distribution as well as providing general advice, oversight, and leadership of QA activities within the Ubuntu project.

In general, QA in Ubuntu is broken down into the following areas:

• Defect Management (Bug Triage)
• Quality Control (Update, Application, and Pre-Release Testing)
• Quality Assurance (Verification of Changes, Policy Compliance Review)
• Product Improvement (Development)

Contact

• [https://launchpad.net/~ubuntu-qa Launchpad team]

• [https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-qa Ubuntu QA list]

• #ubuntu-quality on irc.freenode.net

Meetings

The Ubuntu QA team has regular weekly meetings Wednesdays at 17:00 UTC in #ubuntu-meeting. See agenda and archive at ["/Meetings"]

Getting Involved

The main entry points for working on QA tasks the BugSquad and [:Testing:Testing Team] (see below for contact details).

Because Ubuntu QA is a coordination/development/working team the membership guidelines are:BR

• Individuals, not teams may be members.
• Expectations are that members have already been doing some QA work in the community, show a commitment to QA, and have some sort of plan for work they want to do. Ubuntu Membership and membership in a relevant QA team (see the list below) is generally what we are looking for.
• Memberships expire annually and can be renewed by members themselves.

• People from all areas of QA are encouraged to join.

What kinds of things does Ubuntu QA do?

• Coordinate between the various QA-related teams
• Build communities around QA work and help them run smoothly

• Provide lead-from-the-front leadership to Ubuntu's QA projects

• Assess and communicate Ubuntu's QA needs
• Develop tools and services needed in Ubuntu QA work
• Work on creating consistent and efficient QA-related policies
• whatever else comes up or people want to contribute

QA related teams