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Labeling

Each valid issue in a release should have exactly one of the following 2 labels: QA/Yes or QA/No. Unsurprisingly, you should use QA/Yes if you would like your issue to be QA'ed.

What does QA/Yes mean?

It means the issue will be tested once by QA on all platforms before it is released.

After I have tagged my issue with QA/Yes, how do I specify a test plan?

Fill out the Test Plan section in the issue's PR. Once the test plan has been specified, please add the label QA/Test-plan-specified to the issue.

When does QA'ing happen?

QA is usually done on an issue when it reaches the Beta channel.

What if I want something tested on each release?

Send a DM to one of the QA team members to make it happen. They'll manually update some checklists that they maintain.