Arbeidsflate Team Test: August 2025 Test Script

Introduction

Hey guys! This test script outlines the steps for the Team Test via Arbeidsflate in August 2025. This test will be performed by each team member individually, following the general guidelines found here: https://digdir.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/BF1/pages/3344957466/Testplan+v1.0-Arbeidsflatens+innboks+-+Teamtest+August+2025. We will be using the Tenor user: xx80xxyyyyy for this test. It's super important to follow the test cases in the order listed: A - B - C - D - E - F - G - X. Let's dive in and make sure Arbeidsflate is running smoothly!

Before You Start Testing

Before we jump into the nitty-gritty of the testing process, let’s make sure we’re all set up correctly. First and foremost, please ensure that this test script is assigned specifically to you. This way, we can keep track of who's doing what and avoid any overlap. Next, it’s crucial to document the platform you’re using for testing. Are you on a PC, a Mac, an Android device, an iPhone, or perhaps a Chromebook? Knowing this helps us identify if any issues are platform-specific.

Also, make a note of the web browser you'll be using during the test. Are you using Chrome, Edge, Safari, or Firefox? Different browsers can sometimes behave differently, so this information is key to understanding any discrepancies. Your thoroughness here ensures we have a clear picture of the testing environment, which is super important for accurate results. This initial setup ensures that all team members are on the same page, making the testing process efficient and the results reliable. Documenting your setup meticulously helps in identifying potential environment-specific issues later on, making the debugging process smoother. The more information we gather upfront, the better we can tackle any problems that may arise. Let’s get this done right, team!

During Testing

Alright, team, as we roll through each test step, let’s keep meticulous notes. This is where the magic happens in terms of catching bugs and ensuring everything works as expected. For every test step you begin, drop a comment. Yeah, you can totally bundle your notes for multiple steps in one comment section – efficiency is key! Think of it as a running diary of your testing journey. Document when you kick off a test and even jot down what you anticipate the result to be. This helps us compare what we expect with what actually happens, making discrepancies stand out. Don't forget to note the Dialog-ID for any dialogs you're observing – snag that URL from the detail view; it's super helpful for pinpointing specific issues.

Most importantly, document the final outcome of each step and any deviations from what you expected. Did something not go as planned? Write it down! Logging observations and bugs as they pop up is critical. Think of it as leaving a trail of breadcrumbs so anyone can follow your steps and understand what you found. By logging everything promptly, we avoid the dreaded