1 more usecase: performance assessment

diff --git a/sandbox/proposal_regressiontestframwork.moin b/sandbox/proposal_regressiontestframwork.moin
index 6cd9926eee7981c2d3866a453a71920560bd8adb..cd5a5d477df95901b2593cde481f47cb66613a94 100644 (file)
--- a/sandbox/proposal_regressiontestframwork.moin
+++ b/sandbox/proposal_regressiontestframwork.moin
@@ -94,6 +94,12 @@ for the Debian systems.
     This includes the test suite of the authors of his favorite software, but
     also all distribution test suites provided by Debian developers (see above).
 
     This includes the test suite of the authors of his favorite software, but
     also all distribution test suites provided by Debian developers (see above).
 

+  * Sylvestre is a Debian developer of a core computational library
+    new version (or a custom build) of which promises performance
+    advantages.  Using DebTest he could not only verify the absence of
+    regressions but also to obtain direct performance comparison
+    against the previous version across a range of applications.
+

   * Joerg maintains a repository of backports of Debian packages to be
     installed in a stable environment.  He wants to assure that
     backporting of the packages has not caused a deviation in their
   * Joerg maintains a repository of backports of Debian packages to be
     installed in a stable environment.  He wants to assure that
     backporting of the packages has not caused a deviation in their


@@ -182,6 +188,8 @@ Specific issues related to particular sections are described further below.
  * Invocation::
    * single package tests
    * all (with -f to force even if resources are not sufficient)
  * Invocation::
    * single package tests
    * all (with -f to force even if resources are not sufficient)

+   * tests of dependent packages (discovered via rdepends,
+     "rrecommends" and "rsuggests")

    * given specific resources demands, just run
      the ones matching those
  * Customization/Output::
    * given specific resources demands, just run
      the ones matching those
  * Customization/Output::