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CALIF modernization testing begins; mock session scheduled for September
Summary
Project presenter Altaf told the LCC that a user-acceptance testing build from Propellon has been received and testing has started; testing will run about four weeks with a mock end-to-end session scheduled around mid-to-late September.
Altaf, the project presenter for the CALIF modernization project, told the council the user-acceptance test build from Propellon has been received and testing has begun. "We have received that build, and today, we have started that thorough testing, which will go on at least for 4 weeks or so," Altaf said. He added that, if only minor issues are found, Propellon will fix them and that a mock session to confirm end-to-end functionality is planned for roughly mid-to-late September.
Members asked whether testing would be complete by the next LCC meeting; Altaf said testing could continue "all the way up to around end of September." The council did not take further action; the project team will continue testing and return with any findings or a confirmed mock session result.
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