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The QAG consists of a code-cop, a chief tester, and an additional member.
The primary goal of the QAG is to ensure code quality through the
following mechanisms:
- 1.
- Testing: The chief tester is responsible for routine
testing of the system, as described above, as well as interaction with
external user test groups which may be formed, and the expansion of
test programs or scripts within the package. Routine testing is
expected to primarily take the form of automated testing, but with
interactive testing as required.
- 2.
- Code reviews and coding standards: The code review process
is coordinated by the QAG, who are also called upon to make
recommendations to the technical leader regarding coding and
documentation standards. Recommended technical changes, if
accepted, are scheduled through the standard planning procedure.
- 3.
- Release certification: The QAG is responsible for
establishing standards for accepting both binary and stable releases,
and for certifying that releases meet these standards.
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