That does not allow for automated testing...
If there was an account that EVERYONE could use for registering domains
in, then automation would be possible.
Has someone already suggested this?
I haven't been paying attention.
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Message received 2003-03-11 from 'Lynn W. Taylor':
> I assume that anyone with access to the test environment could register some domains for Chris to transfer....
>
> On Tue, 11 Mar 2003 23:43:52 +0000, chris@nodnol.org wrote:
> >On Tue, Mar 11, 2003 at 11:34:57PM +0200, Doytchin Spiridonov wrote:
> >> Hello Joe,
> >>
> >> OK here are some:
> >>
> >> try.com
> >> try.net
> >> get.com
> >> get.net
> >> monitor.com
> >> car.com
> >> car.net
> >>
> >> etc!
> >>
> >> I would say any not so often used word should be already registered at
> >> the test system but not in active transfer (as people don't test so
> >> much the transfers :). So it should be easy for you to find several
> >> thousand domains to test with..
> >
> >The point isn't that I can randomly find some domains which work
> >*today*, the point is that domains are needed which provide
> >predictable results for the life of the API, or there's no point
> >writing regression tests.
> >
> >A further example: I ran out of credit in the testing environment,
> >while writing my test suite - as a result, all my scripts 'broke', and
> >I spent some fruitless time trying to 'fix' them purely as a result of
> >test data changing.
> >
> >OpenSRS seem very keen on Full Access being done properly, with their
> >RITE test and so on; they need to back this up with some useful test
> >data in the Test environment.
> >
> >
> >Chris.
>
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