Prepare your application for testing
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== Command Line Applications == | == Command Line Applications == | ||
| - | * My application is using the CLI icon | + | * My application is using the [[Extras-testing/Command_line_applications | CLI icon]]. |
| - | * My application description clearly says that my application runs only from the command line. | + | * My application [[Extras-testing/Command_line_applications#Description|description]] clearly says that my application runs only from the command line. |
== Recommendations == | == Recommendations == | ||
Revision as of 15:03, 7 March 2010
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INTRO(WRITEME)
Before promoting your application to Extras-testing, you must make sure that your application respects all the Q&A rules, please double check all the points below in order to save time and extra work.
- My application is properly packaged, and has a application manager icon and a desktop icon.
- My package uses a proper section*.
- My package short description has 10 or more characters*.
- My package has a bugtracker*.
- My application doesn't violate any copyrights and the code has a proper license.
- My application doesn't have broken functionalities or evident crashes.
- My package or webpage doesn't advertised features that aren't available in my application.
- My application doesn't uses more than 500kb of space in root partition
- My application doesn't compromises the system performance.
- My application doesn't introduces any power management issue.
- My application doesn't compromises the security of the system.
Command Line Applications
- My application is using the CLI icon.
- My application description clearly says that my application runs only from the command line.
Recommendations
- Avoid long revision strings like: svn23535344r56 or git423423r567.
- Use pretty names in your package.
* - Automatic checks.