Testing Cwtch
This section documents some ways to get started with Cwtch Testing.
Running Fuzzbot
FuzzBot is our development testing bot. You can add FuzzBot as a contact: cwtch:4y2hxlxqzautabituedksnh2ulcgm2coqbure6wvfpg4gi2ci25ta5ad.
Sending FuzzBot a help message will trigger it to send a reply with all the currently available testing commands.
For more information on FuzzBot see our Discreet Log development blog.
Join the Cwtch Release Candidate Testers Group
Sending Fuzzbot the command testgroup-invite will cause FuzzBot to invite you to the Cwtch Testers Group! There
you can ask questions, post bug reports and offer feedback.
Cwtch Nightlies
Cwtch Nightly builds are development builds that contain new features that are ready for testing.
The most recent few development versions of Cwtch are available from our build server.
We do not recommend that testers always upgrade to the latest nightly, Instead, we will post a message to the Cwtch Release Candidate Testers group when a significant nightly becomes available. A nightly is considered significant if it contains a new feature or a major bug fix.
All contributions are eligible for stickers
Submitting Feedback
There are three main ways of submitting testing feedback to the team:
- Via Cwtch: Either via the Release Candidate Testers Group or directly to a Cwtch team member.
- Via Gitea: Please open an issue in https://git.openprivacy.ca/cwtch.im/cwtch-ui/issues - please do not worry about duplicate issues, we will de-duplicate as part of our triage process.
- Via Email: Email
team@cwtch.imwith the bug report and one of our team will look into it.
Due to an issue with our email provider, we are currently unable to consistently send email from our gitea instance. Please regularly check open issues / pull-requests for updates (or subscribe to the repository's RSS feeds)