4.1 QA cycle starting soon

4.1 QA cycle starting soon

by Simey Lameze -
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A heads up that our next QA cycle will be starting soon on 24 October 2021, 4 weeks prior to the scheduled release of Moodle 4.1.

For details of the process, please see the QA testing guide.

In the meantime, you are welcome to try out new features on the Moodle QA testing site then post in this forum about any issues you come across. Please report any obvious bugs in the Moodle tracker.


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Re: 4.1 QA cycle starting soon

by Simey Lameze -
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Awesome! Thanks for volunteering everyone and it's great to see the excitement!

Looking forward to see those QA tests being done by the community smile

See ya!
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Re: 4.1 QA cycle starting soon

by Simey Lameze -
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Hi everyone, just an update that we have officially started the Quality Assurance (QA) testing cycle to test the next version of Moodle - 4.1.

If you'd like to try out Moodle 4.1 on our QA testing site and at the same time help with QA testing, see the QA testing guide for details of how you can get involved.

If you're unsure of anything, or have any questions, please post in this forum or join our new Moodle QA Telegram chat room or Moodle QA chat room on Matrix.

As always, we're aiming for a 100% pass rate of QA tests, so all help is much appreciated.
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Re: 4.1 QA cycle starting soon

by Alain Raap -
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Hi Simey,

I'm already testing for a while with the Moodle 4.1 branch, is there a forum where I can share my experiences what I have done to get it working in our (Redhat 8) Linux enviroment and the obstacles I ran into?