03:00 PM: test
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Wednesday November 19, 2025 03:00 PM Europe/Copenhagen
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That's what I'm saying. Not sure. Yeah, yeah. And obviously Also, just like it says below. Onions can ask to go on. Let's go, but there is a car You see me go on camera car Oh, but this is... Take a look. Yeah, but it's because it says Audience can ask to go on camera card She let him with the gun. Yeah. I mean, go on camera there, lowercase, and then... fresh stuff. Go on camera. Lowercase, except the G-E-R-N. And then... Because what you're doing there. You're disabling the whole thing. You're not disabling the card. So you should just be disabled. Go on. I'm sorry. audience could possibly go on. And then no corn right Because where we actually show the card, that's only on there. And this, the two-step window. You can request to go on camera. Just press the go on camera and that's perfect. What about that? That's the only way to use the shake card. Yeah, this is the hard one. Yeah, that's perfect. I mean, just because it's hard there doesn't make sense. Okay. I think I mean otherwise it's cool and it works for What if you try to throw in camera there, what happens? Yeah. Nice. Which pretty cool, it checks the permissions at one time. Well, it's missing the metaphor. face, face to camera Beautiful. It comes up there. And then what can you then do is can you then patch them? Oh, okay, nice. On camera? Nice. So... We come in. Cool. And then we... Can the producer then kick you out once you're done talking? More lights. How does that work? Can you just leave yourself? I cannot. There is no change in the name. Oh, really? because you would have to reload the entire page to be able to leave right. Yeah. Thank you. Can the producer kick you out there? Oh, from here. Oh, yeah, you have to hover. Okay, so there's a few things that we... That's a very interesting day. We're moving. Perfect. We're checking back to the audience. Okay. I mean, that all worked pretty well. And this is... makes a lot more sense now that you can change it both times. So. So addressing this. Yes. And we'll take a look at the signature. Of course. Sure. You did, yeah. And I'll give you a hug. Have a great day. See you in the next one. Okay. And... Okay, I should sign. Oops. Okay, that's great. Thank you. Please. Taking the media. She might come and get it. This is you. Yes, I'm coming. Hey. Hi Ania. Yay. So I feel like the other one I was not really knowing. exactly where we're at. So maybe give me the quick rundown of... current state of things. I lost three weeks of but going Okay, so, um, it can be very quick. We finished the testing. This is a video and we are also talking about... That's how we want the structure. We're going to have a... monthly and quarterly. Every time we're going to collect bugs. The weekly Chesney and Anya. The monthly is with the specialist team and quarterly with the engineering team. Now we see the first one that framework yet. So I think it will be. Thank you. And I'll be back to you with more data from Sujaino. what's working now but that's where also other changes yes So last week, me and Stephen worked on one of the which is a specialist test plan. There we have around 24 bugs. and we moved a few tickets to the feedback. I'll quickly share with you Erasmus. is the last one. yeah this is the list and also have created an epic and moved a few tickets to the called I forgot the one, but I can manage it. But they'll still have the same label, won't they? They have another label. feedback. And also remove the the specialist because we moved them to the Good. Cool. But it looks like we've done. a good amount of that. I think that's a follow up. You're probably handing some of them over that's in code review. Yes. It's the end of today, right? Yes. then let's gets feedback on the ones that need actual feedback I can do that to go just We have . But I don't think there's a ton to do with this round of Testing. It seems like we are. You've done the testing. We've found the bugs. We are now fixing all of the bugs, at least the reporter ones. Thank you. A question from . what we did so far was only for webinars. Stay. So do we just... Would it log in there for now or? Yeah, I think with the current things I would like this to be cleaned up and then let's then schedule the meatly and the next one and that's not because i think if i ask you to do I think now right you would roll your eyes But it would also really seem to be like... many days of work that will take time off. something else that we don't currently have. because if we have a plan We also need to schedule a few meetings with the staff. days just with that yes it took some time to put down the items in the spreadsheet Definitely, definitely. I think what I would expect were that you and I strive some way of scheduling. all of the weekly and the monthly ones and then basically take it in smaller chunks. I think the reason that always makes sense to me is that but you won't be able to fix all the bugs you find anyways. So let's say that you go out now and find another. then they'll basically just sit. I think in a perfect world, and fix all this tomorrow. what we need to do. So I think doing it, always by doing like. once a month. Great. That was a talk with Tati and he also agrees. like the the pre-sick size degrees I mean Actually, there was a question about... How does it work for you and for the engineers at work? I think like during the test. and then taking basic to a new VMT kernel. with personal and then creating the same setup here with creating bugs Thanks. We can then hold the thing over. I've been through this a couple of times. you've gotten all the testing so go quicker there'll be less bucks which also means they will spend less time filling the box So hopefully this will be. But then there's the next 1312 run also. I think BNP would be a good candidate for the next one. I think my open challenge for you would be... you realize actually two monthly one and do remember that this is Rasmus with an... ...foot out the door talking here, but there's a question like... it's realistic that you i would at least rather see that you do half of the functionality of BMP and do it. with high quality than you try to struggle and half-ass it for all of it really. But that's my opinion on it. with the geoskeleton representative of the team of I know that they're working on, for example, doing action. Reading the way action works again. a lot of things, we're going to just keep it. One take. Like, oh, we don't want to... We're going to be ready. And I think as part of releasing... New editor. That's all. Some work needs to go into testing that, writing down the steps and doing that. That would probably make sense. we can shake the car as a thing and not have to revisit Yeah, exactly. So also kind of learning which features are supposed to be. Text it from the one, the other do we have nine minutes. and get a common one and then you can support us. Just if you think like... how the year goes that come let's say March, April, there'll probably be a webinar. Eight. time wherever we are in the range right which will also be the feature for that the test So. if we start to use things that don't make sense. Thanks. Okay, yeah, I think it makes sense for us. We just said, I think we're good. just proceed with doing the next monthly one and this is something that I think ...DVMP and report as we did exactly on JIRA. I think it works. Also, do you have any feedback on that? tickets were written was it clear would you like to in your driving screenshot to even kind of finish it. Yeah. Having a screen recorder and screenshots. Useful. Okay, fine. Good. I noticed that sometimes. You were coming in. Yes. Yeah, of course. and also I have created the one which is product feedback and those don't have priority or improvements we move these goods to the product feedback I think Actually regarding this, I'm not sure now, it was a long time ago. that I believe we were recording. We also had some improvements that we decided not to put in Jira because we thought like some improvements qualified facts some of them are better than our minds make sense so we just decided not to put it in jira So I'm thinking maybe we should have. some kind of space where we also produce the comments actually because if somebody's already fixing something maybe they're going to take a look be implemented right away because Actually, these are the things. Because I think when we talked Thomas, he was the emphasis on like improving it from the user perspective not only So maybe I could use football. I think both me and also a former colleague called Julius have a pretty good idea of how we wanted this i think i would have loved to see feedback and open product Oh, because that's where we have all the input and that's kind of. like where we I used to pull all the ideas. so It was just Amelia lagging her laptop and hand-signing us. What was this? a moment I'm not told it goes I thought I had to explain myself. That was very tiny. Anyhow, but that would be the correct way. but that we also need. us to have a product person looking at product board and so forth i think it it's maybe a bit immature to set that up like given the circumstances right I think the only problem with dumping an empty era is that The chance of someone coming in and actually finding it is... slim to none. So I would like to set you up to. really that's on in here Because you're providing it for. like someone that stumbles on it on a year's worth of time i think that that's you can spend your time better. But again, that's... maybe more of an opinion. I think if... If we instead had a dogma for ideas. that could work but again for really writing that right so maybe the right option is to take the most crucial ones and put them into a era. And then ping a step 9 at least for now. that hopefully I hit up into doing going forward. Then go in and say, hey, let's do a hack at Vessel. updates comes in with Because I think that is definitely a good amount of things in the product that you do these tests just becomes so obvious that, oh, we should. of whatever it is. Also, our team decided to give Ben up to Tom. every week like what's happening what's moving so also Yeah, specialist team would know that what's moving on and what's newly released. stuff so you don't for time on Thanks. to question I think my only piece of feedback to what's happening now is that I think it would be beneficial if there was chicken with engineering team after your monthly test session. So someone asked. That wasn't. So someone actually looks at the box that... It's filed. We can do just that back and forth of validating and then... So we know for sure that they need fixing and isn't just a hey, this is how the progress design that you'll need some more input so we don't end up in a situation where you create something in October. And Julia comes back to you in January and say, oh. now I need to fix this and you've forgotten all about how everything worked. So I think there's something about... spending those two hours of just going through them and realistically hopefully it should also be as small as just taking those. 10 seconds sitting down grabbing and and then going through them and just getting make sure that At least we agree that they are a problem, that they aren't. misunderstanding our product feature about really needs fixing because it's a you know, code red situation. I think we kind of did it last time. I think we did it again. So I think just having that is useful. in the process that after that month of testing just I mean, it can be very hard, but it's just like spinning those. 32. And then I think some praise, I think this is the best testing I've seen from non-testers. So it goes to you and also by handling them. It was exciting. I'm very excited. Come again, Daniel. a bit schizophrenic in some moments when we were on the multiple devices and Yeah. I think testing is kind of an art form that if you actually dive into it, It's quite fun, but it always takes time. I think it's an underappreciated area. out there. Anyhow. Anything else we need to cook, Steffen? I'll give Thais and Stephen like a... like the meeting part of it. I'm actually good. I have a question but it's more of a because I don't have any Other questions? This is on my mind, but more in terms of how we could do that, not that we... for sure now but you mentioned a couple of times when we're planning the whole thing I'll just make something. And I was curious, like, which ones, for example, you see a bit automated. And is this something that we can... Look into the next month or rather in a year I think. Yeah. Especially now. Yeah. So in my handover document, I have literally written down like testing projects try and feed in the testing script to one of the a lamp that can then output test cases. I think that that would be my suggestion. that one day hackathon in the year. then see how that goes depending on if that looks like it could run, then I think we should invest in it. If it seems like the battery is too large, I would probably reassess since we got well on i mean If you wait six months by now, then the whole landscape. have changed and then we proved to so but it's from my own testing. pudding. test use cases into another LAM actually provides. pretty decent browser-based automated testing So I think that leads to something embedded there. Yep. I think that was it. Cool. Then let's end it. I'll click the button here. Nice seeing you again, Anja. Likewise. Take care, guys. Bye-bye. Are you ready to leave today? Actually it surprised me a little. Nice. Not really. Yes, she's gone through. even it's without it She loses so much energy. Yeah, you're not the only one. blood and the other breast but nothing this time. Yeah, that's good. Yes, yes, Rasmus. You are back then now. we not here yeah exactly And good luck with your new project. Thank you. yeah i think it was fun I took the book, Air Connection. No words for words. are related back to size. and we'll do the Let's get you on the road. Yes, I'll continue working with you guys. whenever I come back. I think it's more possible to do it. session in the night. Cool. Thank you so much. You can't even do that in USM. IDF those women. Don't do it. You know, eh? Let's start from here. Thank you. South of New Jersey. Is this on this one? Boom. You got any coins? It's a minute. Yes. I just want to confirm, have we decided like this, right? That's so good. I think go there should be... Go on, sorry. So Johnny, are you still there? No, no. This does. Yes. So was it you who asked? Yes. Yeah, but that's more like its own thing right I'm thinking this isn't a sentence. No, that's fine. Only these cases? Yeah, I think only those two and then maybe that. It's small as on camera. This. Just the camera. I think um... For this, sometimes we use... Camel gazes. Yeah, yeah. I don't know. But it's pretty funny like because this is It's more a sentence, but then it also uses the same wording They have to go through those as well. Come on, come on. Let's see audience chart. This is a child, a big old child. Yeah. We don't know. I mean But I think at least that one and the other one should be. Inside the text. But, um... because it's kind of like when we're branding it's sort of like a feature like Brain Studio, that is in one word. Capital S. So is it? you know, but we can always iterate on that because that's the easier part to change. But I think just for now. Lowercase there and then lowercase there and then that's perfect. And we'll get it out of the . Can you hear me? I think so. I'm bored. It's Christmas. If it stood by three, then we'd call them. I was hoping that bug would move in his ears. Good morning. That's really important. Did you have to move? Thank you. Thank you. Oh yeah, how much?