13:58:17 RRSAgent has joined #wcag-act 13:58:17 logging to http://www.w3.org/2017/06/19-wcag-act-irc 13:58:19 RRSAgent, make logs public 13:58:19 Zakim has joined #wcag-act 13:58:21 Zakim, this will be 13:58:21 I don't understand 'this will be', trackbot 13:58:22 Meeting: Accessibility Conformance Testing Teleconference 13:58:22 Date: 19 June 2017 13:58:25 agenda? 13:58:31 agenda+ Book and register for TPAC: Thurs-Fri is the ACT meeting 13:58:40 agenda+ Survey on availability for calls https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/93339/availability/ 13:58:50 agenda+ Pull request 94 - Merge change log with version history 13:58:55 agenda+ ACT Review Process 13:59:00 agenda+ Negative tests 13:59:07 agenda+ Auto-WCAG Rules - create a conforming example 14:02:28 anne_thyme has joined #wcag-act 14:03:56 Manoj has joined #wcag-act 14:04:09 MoeKraft has joined #wcag-act 14:04:32 Kathy has joined #wcag-act 14:04:42 agarrison has joined #wcag-act 14:04:58 zakim, take up first 14:04:59 I don't understand 'take up first', agarrison 14:05:05 scribe: Alistair 14:05:19 scribenick: agarrison 14:05:24 zakim, take up next 14:05:24 agendum 1. "Book and register for TPAC: Thurs-Fri is the ACT meeting" taken up [from Wilco] 14:05:50 cpandhi has joined #wcag-act 14:05:57 Shadi: TPAC meeting on Thurs / Friday for this group. 14:06:21 Shadi: Tech plenary is in SF in the USA. 14:06:32 Shadi: Please book now. 14:06:55 Shadi: Hope some of you will be able to attend. 14:07:03 zakim, take up next 14:07:03 agendum 2. "Survey on availability for calls https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/93339/availability/" taken up [from Wilco] 14:08:05 Shadi: Reminder - let us know your availability. 14:08:21 Shadi: Please keep it up to date. 14:08:30 zakim, take up next 14:08:30 agendum 3. "Pull request 94 - Merge change log with version history" taken up [from Wilco] 14:09:15 https://github.com/w3c/wcag-act/pull/94 14:09:46 https://github.com/w3c/wcag-act/pull/94/files 14:09:47 Shadi: Changes - versioning. 14:10:36 Shadi: It could have been that we more interested in moving to a change log, rather than semantic versioning. 14:12:01 Moe: Should be use a better adjective that hugh. 14:12:41 AG: Hugh should be huge. 14:12:42 Wilco_ has joined #wcag-act 14:12:52 It is recommended that for significant changes, such as those that change the scope of a rule, a new rule is created and the old rule is deprecated. 14:13:03 Shadi: Any thoughts on this. 14:13:33 Shadi: Moe that looks simpler. 14:13:46 + 1 to Moe's change 14:13:53 Shadi: Kathy - changes that Moe suggested are better. 14:15:11 Shadi: Alistair as you have concerns on how versioning is done, please look at that. 14:15:28 maryjom has joined #wcag-act 14:15:46 Shadi: Any other comments. 14:16:47 Alistair: I think the initial comment was people don't like versions to change to quickly. 14:17:41 Shadi: In the new concept, minor changes would be added to the change list. But major changes would change the test number. 14:18:53 present+MaryJoMueller 14:19:48 Anne: Would a change to the rule change, by putting in a change to the process in the test, would change the number. 14:21:22 Alistair: But, what would happen if a person tests now, and then tests 3 months from now - and loads of ids have changed. 14:22:32 Wilco: If you break a rule up, then you'd have to give the sub-rules a different id. 14:22:38 q+ 14:22:54 Anne: What is an update and what is a significant change. 14:23:35 Anne: Wilco things only really big changes should change the id; and Shadi suggests smaller changes might change the id. 14:24:24 Anne: Initially the simplification is OK; but we need to be clear on when something needs a changed id number. 14:24:54 ack ch 14:24:56 Anne: Tracking things over time is really important, so I wouldn't want to change ids too much. 14:24:59 ack c 14:25:34 Charu: it is good to be able to have history; so we have to be clear about what would cause a significant change. 14:26:18 Charu: What if it was a bug fix, would that force a new id? 14:27:14 Shadi: We need a way of capturing changes to tests; and we need to properly understand "significant" in terms of something which would require a new id. 14:28:28 Wilco: It seems that that section about ids is common sense. If it comes at the cost of loosing your history. 14:28:55 Shadi: Sounds to me like we need more clarity in what to do. 14:29:19 q 14:29:26 Wilco: take out the rule about create a new id if there are big changes. 14:29:28 q+ 14:29:37 ack c 14:30:14 Charu: Issue we see in our rules. One of complaints is, a result is changed through a bug fix. 14:30:37 Charu: People's reports being changed is something they don't like. 14:31:11 Charu: What we do is to have a rule set. Then we release one or two rule sets per year. 14:33:34 Alistair: Bug fixes in tests are a good thing. 14:33:54 q+ 14:34:03 Shadi: If you test a point x and y you don't know if the content changed; or the rule changed. 14:34:18 Shadi: So we need the log. 14:34:33 ack m 14:34:39 Shadi: You'd need to go to the change log to see if a test has changed. 14:35:05 Significant changes, for example those that change the scope of a rule, may require the creation of a new rule and deprecation of the current rule. 14:35:07 Moe: Thinking about to Wilco's suggestion. Maybe we want to soften the second paragraph. 14:35:23 Moe: The change is "may" 14:35:48 Moe: Its not prescriptive. 14:35:58 Shadi: Thoughts. 14:36:07 Wilco: I like the change. 14:37:24 +1 to example 14:37:49 +1 to example 14:37:55 Alistair: With the word "may" you would need an example. 14:38:42 Alistair: Example: if you split a test as you have discovered it is too broad. The two new tests would then each get a new id, and the old broad test would be deprecated. 14:39:08 Shadi: Do we need an example of a minor change. 14:39:17 Wilco: Don't think its necessary. 14:39:49 Anne: When developers read through ACT framework they wanted more examples, and two examples when possible. 14:40:05 Anne: We would like a minor change example. 14:40:31 Alistair: Let the minor change example be a bug fix. 14:40:55 Wilco: I'll put the major and minor examples in. 14:41:12 Moe: Pull request added. 14:41:37 Shadi: Any other comments. 14:41:56 Shadi: Will you notify mailing lists of the changes. 14:42:10 zakim, take up next 14:42:10 agendum 4. "ACT Review Process" taken up [from Wilco] 14:42:15 https://www.w3.org/WAI/GL/task-forces/conformance-testing/wiki/ACT_Review_Process 14:42:32 Shadi: Take a moment to look through it. 14:46:10 Shadi: Have we all read it? 14:46:48 Shadi: We want enough incentives so that the community starts to review their own tests. 14:47:12 Shadi: You ask them to get a certain number of implementations. 14:47:54 Shadi: Once the contributor can show this validation, then it is easier. 14:48:12 Shadi: Basic idea behind this. 14:48:29 Shadi: What do people think? 14:48:52 Shadi: Is it workable, or too optimistic. 14:49:58 Alistair: How do people show the rule to someone who implements it. 14:50:25 Shadi: They would put the rule in the GitHub repo with a flag marked untested. 14:50:55 Shadi: You keep on updating your rule in GitHub. 14:51:12 q+ 14:51:15 Shadi: We have the rule, test cases and implementations. 14:52:45 Alistair: What if loads of people place rules which are similar. How do they work together. Then how many rules might we expect. 14:52:56 On this point, what we discussed previously was that we might publish 'draft' rules that haven't been implemented in enough places yet, as a way to get that ball rolling 14:52:57 ack c 14:53:04 Shadi: People would have to try to collaborate. 14:53:17 Charu: In GitHub we can have beta rules. 14:54:05 Charu: We could have loads of tests in there... there needs to be a way for people to comb through rules. 14:54:49 Shadi: We could weed out certain tests through formats. 14:55:39 Shadi: What if different companies submitted overlapping tests - they each have their reasons for having their own tests. 14:55:58 Shadi - discussion would have to be peer-to-peer. 14:56:17 Shadi: 4 more minutes. 14:56:56 Shadi - Let's give people more time to work through this - shall we use mailing list, GitHub. 14:57:06 Wilco: Let's use mailing list. 14:57:54 Shadi: You could help move this forward. What would incentivise you to put rules forwards. 14:59:34 Wilco: Worth us checking back with our colleagues. 15:00:01 Alistair: How do we discuss the tests on GitHub. 15:00:23 present+ Kathy 15:00:37 Shadi: Implementations would be what we'd be interested in. 15:01:06 Kathy: Our testing is different from the tests that aXe can run. 15:02:37 Shadi: Either we have a group that checks rules centrally; or you try and get people to implement your rules in other tools. 15:03:38 trackbot, end meeting 15:03:38 Zakim, list attendees 15:03:38 As of this point the attendees have been MaryJoMueller, Kathy 15:03:46 RRSAgent, please draft minutes 15:03:46 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2017/06/19-wcag-act-minutes.html trackbot 15:03:47 RRSAgent, bye 15:03:47 I see no action items