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I wonder how far acquia will take the "combination" testing of their supported modules.
They will support several modules (at least 50) in their distribution and as the requirements rise from their clients the numbers will raise as well (there are hundreds of packages in a linux distribution).
Now because of the hook system any module can alter the behavior of the system but it can do so differently if it will have a similiar hook run by a different module before or after.
So to 100% foolproof test the system they will need to test the systems in a vast number of configurations my math is pretty lame but when notching down on paper the combinations that arise from 4 components in different configuration I get 8 combinations.
What this means is that Acquia will need a MASSIVE virtualization setup creating hundrads and thusands of possible configurations to prooftest 100% everything.
The question is if they will expose testing information to the larger community ( I vagually remember that spikesource did that but could not find any note of that in their currewnt sites).
Anyway I think exposing the test outcome will server as a good marketing strategy because they can address the anxiety of clients (like our client Zohar described).
This is certainly the mission that the Acquia team took upon themself - now the only question is - Will they deliver?