* Try Fedora QA Dashboard yourself, clone the repo, browse the code, try to do a small change and see the results. If you want to start contributing to this project, look for issues tagged "easyfix".

  ### How to do pull requests

  * create an account on Pagure, don't forget to add your public ssh key to Pagure (click on your avatar > My settings > SSH Keys > Add SSH key)

  * fork this repository (upper right corner)

  ```

  $ git remote add upstream https://pagure.io/fedora-qa/landingpage.git

  ```

          <div>

            <h1 className="padded">

              Fedora {this.props.release} blockers and FEs{" "}

            </h1>

            <Row>

              <div className="col-md-6">

        <div>

          <h1 className="padded">

            Meetings and testdays in the next 7 days{" "}

          </h1>

          <ul className="events">{meetings}</ul>

        </div>

        <li key={this.props.start + this.props.summary}>

          <b>{this.props.start}</b>

          <br />

          <br />

        </li>

      )

  import React, { Component } from "react"

  import _ from "lodash"

  class Hideable extends Component {

    constructor(props) {

              : ""

          }>

          {this.props.children}

            className={this.props.config_mode ? "d-block text-center badge badge-primary" : "d-none"}

            onClick={(e) => this.props.toggle_handler(e, this.props.component_name)}

        </div>

      )

    }

  import { loadData } from "../actions/reduxActions"

  import Cookies from "universal-cookie"

  class LandingPage extends Component {

    constructor(props) {

                    ? "Save changes"

                    : "Configure visibility of the info-cards"}

                </a>

              </div>

            </Row>

            <Row className="padded">

  import React, { Component } from "react"

  class Events extends Component {

    render() {

        <div>

          <h1 className="padded">Fedora QA Meeting Minutes</h1>

          <div className="events">

            <br />

            Visit{" "}

            to see older.

            <br />

          </div>

  }

  export default SourceLink

        <div>

          <h1 className="padded">

            Current development schedule{" "}

          </h1>

          <div className="table-responsive">

            <table className="timeline">

  import React, { Component } from "react"

  class Footer extends Component {

    render() {

      return (

        <div className="footer">

          <div className="container">

            <span className="float-right">version 0.1.0</span>

          </div>

        </div>

  import React, { Component } from "react"

  import { CollapsableCard } from "./components"

  export default class Easyfix extends Component {

    render() {

      const items = this.props.data.map((action) => (

        <li key={action.extra_data.ticket_url}>

        </li>

      ))

  import React, { Component } from "react"

  import { CollapsableBadge } from "./components"

  export default class FedoraEasyKarmaItemsList extends Component {

            needs to be tested and proved functional.{" "}

            <CollapsableBadge expand_text="Tell me more about the process!">

              The updates are kept in{" "}

              , which acts as a gatekeeper between new package releases and the stable repositories.{" "}

              Users (or automated systems) can then provide feedback in form of positive/negative

              Karma, marking the update as working (or not) within the scope of their expectations.{" "}

                  <ul>

                    <li>

                      Visit{" "}

                      and create it.

                    </li>

                    <li>Note the username and password, you will need it later on.</li>

                        far as you can tell), or <code>-1</code> to mark the package as broken.{" "}

                        <br />

                        Not sure you can judge the package's state? Have a look at the{" "}

                        <br />

                        Still not sure? Just press <code>Enter</code> to skip it.

                      </li>

  import React, { Component } from "react"

  import { Modal, ModalHeader, ModalBody, ModalFooter } from "reactstrap"

  import { CollapsableCard, CollapsableBadge } from "./components"

  export default class FedoraManualTesting extends Component {

              environments like EC2 or Openstack, you can also perform them locally using Testcloud.

              <br />

              Have a look at the{" "}

              guides for more details.

            </div>

          )

          <ol className="steps">

            <li>

              Identify the testcase and `environment` in our{" "}

              <CollapsableBadge expand_text="Not sure what that means?">

                <ul>

                  <li>

            <li>

              Read the{" "}

              briefly, just to have a general idea of what you will be doing.{" "}

              <CollapsableBadge expand_text="Not making much sense?">

                The testcases are generally split into four sections:

            <li>

              Based on the enviromnent, select and download and appropriate ISO{" "}

              .{" "}

              <CollapsableBadge expand_text="Not sure how?">

                <ul>

            <li>

              Study the{" "}

              thoroughly, to be sure you know what to do.{" "}

              <CollapsableBadge expand_text="Feeling a bit lost?">

                <ul>

                    IRC channel #fedora-qa at freenode.net{" "}

                    <CollapsableBadge expand_text="Don&#39;t have an IRC client?">

                      If you are not that familiar with IRC, you can use the{" "}

                      just enter a Nickname of your choice, #fedora-qa (including the hash sign) in

                      the Channels field, and click Connect.

                    </CollapsableBadge>

              <CollapsableBadge expand_class="success" expand_text="Everything went well" type="btn">

                Great! Either use <code>relval report-results</code> on command line (make sure to

                install the <code>relval</code> package first), or modify the{" "}

                directly by clicking on the <code>Edit</code> link next to the Matrice's header, and

                put <code>&#123;&#123;result|pass|YOUR_NAME_HERE|&#125;&#125;</code> in the

                appropriate spot.

                Once you get the Bug reported, make sure to also submit the result into the testing

                matrix. Either use <code>relval report-results</code> on command line (make sure to

                install the <code>relval</code> package first), or modify the{" "}

                directly by clicking on the <code>Edit</code> link next to the Matrice's header, and

                put <code>&#123;&#123;result|fail|YOUR_NAME_HERE|BUG_NUMBER|&#125;&#125;</code> in

                the appropriate spot.

      return (

        <div>

          <Modal

            isOpen={this.state.modal}

            toggle={this.toggle}

  import { connect } from "react-redux"

  import { loadWizardData } from "../actions/reduxActions"

  class Wizard extends Component {

    constructor(props) {

              <h1>Nothing sparked joy?</h1>

              <div>

                None of the above looks interesting to you? We'd be happy if you looked around at{" "}

              </div>

            </Container>

          </div>

    resolved "https://registry.yarnpkg.com/https-browserify/-/https-browserify-1.0.0.tgz#ec06c10e0a34c0f2faf199f7fd7fc78fffd03c73"

    integrity sha1-7AbBDgo0wPL68Zn3/X/Hj//QPHM=

  iconv-lite@0.4.24, iconv-lite@^0.4.24:

    version "0.4.24"

    resolved "https://registry.yarnpkg.com/iconv-lite/-/iconv-lite-0.4.24.tgz#2022b4b25fbddc21d2f524974a474aafe733908b"