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[Martin Mrazik <martin.mrazik@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi,

I'm not sure everybody knows it but we are using a 3rd party company for
some manual testing. It is quite common (and useful) to use test-case
management systems instead of text files, spreadsheets and similar. That
means we need to import tests from manual-tests/ into such system(s).

It is therefore _important_ to follow a certain structure for all manual
test-cases so we can automate the process.

I would like to ask everybody to do the following:
1. when writing a new test-case follow the TEST_TEMPLATE.txt. All
sections are mandatory. If you don't want to add anything into a section
leave an empty line. Name the sections as in the template (e.g.
"Expected Result" is correct; "Outcome" is wrong)

2. when doing a code-review, please check the manual-tests for
compliance with TEST_TEMPLATE.txt

If you do this you will save us some time and make it easier to test
unity in non-Canonical environments.

Thanks,

Martin



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