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Informations about the package magento2-functional-testing-framework

Magento Functional Testing Framework (MFTF)

Installation

For the installation guidelines and system requirements, refer to Getting Started.

Contributing

We would appreciate your contributions to new components or new features, changes to the existing features, tests, documentation, specifications, bug fixes, optimizations, or just good suggestions. Report about an issue or request features opening a GitHub issue. Learn more about contributing in our Contribution Guidelines.

If you want to participate in the documentation work, see DevDocs Contributing.

Labels Applied by the MFTF Team

Refer to the tables with descriptions of each label below. These labels are applied by the MFTF development team to community contributed issues and pull requests, to communicate status, impact, or which team is working on it.

Pull Request Status

Label Description
accept The pull request has been accepted and will be merged into mainline code.
reject The pull request has been rejected and will not be merged into mainline code. Possible reasons can include but are not limited to: issue has already been fixed in another code contribution, or there is an issue with the code contribution.
needsUpdate The Magento Team needs additional information from the reporter to properly prioritize and process the pull request.

Issue Resolution Status

Label Description
acknowledged The Magento Team has validated the issue and an internal ticket has been created.
needsUpdate The Magento Team needs additional information from the reporter to properly prioritize and process the issue or pull request.
cannot reproduce The Magento Team has not confirmed that this issue contains the minimum required information to reproduce.
non-issue The Magento Team has not recognized any issue according to provided information.

Domains Impacted

Label Description
PROD Affects the Product team (mostly feature requests or business logic change).
DOC Affects Documentation domain.
TECH Affects Architect Group (mostly to make decisions around technology changes).

Type

Label Description
bugfix The issue or pull request relates to bug fixing.
enhancement The issue or pull request that raises the MFTF to a higher degree (for example new features, optimization, refactoring, etc).

Reporting Security Issues

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License

Each Magento source file included in this distribution is licensed under AGPL 3.0.

See the [email protected] for a copy.

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