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Attention testers! On behalf of the Testing and Continuous Delivery devroom we'd like to announce that call for participation is still open. This room is about building better software through a focus on testing and continuous delivery practices across all layers of the stack. The purpose of this devroom is to share good and bad examples around the question “how to improve quality of our software by automating tests, deliveries or deployments” and to showcase new open source tools and practices.

Note: for FOSDEM 2024 this devroom is a merger between the former Testing and Automation and Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment devrooms and is jointly co-organized between devroom managers in previous FOSDEM editions! Kiwi TCMS is proud to be part of the team hosting this devroom!

Important: devroom will take place on Sunday, February 4th 2024 at ULB Solbosch Campus, Brussels, Belgium! Presentations will be streamed online but all accepted speakers are required to deliver their talks in person!

Here are some ideas for topics that are a good fit for this devroom:

Testing in the real, open source world

  • War stories/strategies for testing large scale or complex projects
  • Tools that extend the ability to test low-level code, e.g. bootloaders, init systems, etc.
  • Projects that are introducing new/interesting ways of testing "systems"
  • Address the automated testing frameworks fragmentation
  • Stories from end-users (e.g. success/failure)
  • Continuous Integration
  • Continuous Delivery
  • Continuous Deployment
  • Security in Software Supply Chain
  • Pipeline standardization
  • Interoperability in CI/CD
  • Lessons learned

Cool Tools (good candidates for lightning talks)

  • Project showcases, modern tooling
  • How your open source tool made developing quality software better
  • What tools do you use to setup your CI/CD
  • Combining projects/plugins/tools to build amazing things "Not enough people in the open source community know how to use $X, but here's a tutorial on how to use $X to make your project better."

In the past the devroom has seen both newbies/students and experienced professionals and past speakers as part of the audience and talks covering from beginner/practical to advanced/abstract topics. If you have doubts then submit your proposal and leave a comment for the devroom managers and we'll get back to you.

To submit a talk proposal (you can submit multiple proposals if you'd like) use Pretalx, the FOSDEM paper submission system. Be sure to select Testing and Continuous delivery!

Checkout https://fosdem-testingautomation.github.io/ for more information!

Happy Testing!


If you like what we're doing and how Kiwi TCMS supports various communities please help us!

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Attention testers! On behalf of Testing and Automation devroom we'd like to announce that the final program for the devroom is ready!

We received over 30 submissions this year and the entire collection of topics was extremely good. During FOSDEM we are going to see topics around functional testing for the Linux kernel, growing testing infrastructure for Linux, testing of new networking protocols, observability-driven development, the testing history behind the GNOME desktop environment, property-based testing and mutation testing.

Important: devroom will take place 09:00 to 12:50, Sunday, February 5th 2023 at ULB Solbosch Campus, Brussels, Belgium.

If you are around don't forget to check-out our friends from the Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment devroom on Saturday, February 4th 2023!

See you there and happy testing!


If you like what we're doing and how Kiwi TCMS supports various communities please help us!

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Attention testers! On behalf of Testing and Automation devroom we'd like to announce that call for participation is now open.

Important: devroom will take place 09:00 to 12:50, Sunday, February 5th 2023 at ULB Solbosch Campus, Brussels, Belgium! Presentations will be streamed online but all accepted speakers are required to deliver their talks in person! The devroom will not host pre-recorded videos in 2023!

Here are some ideas for topics that are a good fit for this devroom:

Testing in the real, open source world

  • War stories/strategies for testing large scale or complex projects
  • Demystify resource e.g. systems/device/cloud provisioning in a CI loop
  • Tools that extend the ability to test low-level code, e.g. bootloaders, init systems, etc.
  • Projects that are introducing new/interesting ways of testing "systems"
  • Address the automated testing frameworks fragmentation
  • Lessons learned from testing

Cool Tools (good candidates for lightning talks)

  • How your open source tool made developing quality software better
  • What tools do you use to setup your CI/CD
  • Combining projects/plugins/tools to build amazing things "Not enough people in the open source community know how to use $X, but here's a tutorial on how to use $X to make your project better."

In the past the devroom has seen both newbies/students and experienced professionals and past speakers as part of the audience and talks covering from beginner/practical to advanced/abstract topics. If you have doubts then submit your proposal and leave a comment for the devroom managers and we'll get back to you.

Checkout https://fosdem-testingautomation.github.io/ for more information!

Happy Testing!


If you like what we're doing and how Kiwi TCMS supports various communities please help us!

Kiwi TCMS is happy to announce that we're taking part in WebSummit 2022, Nov 01-04 in Lisbon, Portugal. We're joining as a featured startup in the Enterprise Software Solutions category.

Kiwi TCMS will have an on-site presence on Wednesday, Nov 02 at Pavilion 4, Stand A709. Check-out the map for more details: venue map

For engineers

At the exhibition stand you will have the opportunity to perform some real black-box testing, learn about Salience bias, Peltzman effect and Wason's experiments and take a photo with our lovely mascot. We've got new stickers too!

Alex and Zaklina will be there to answer all of your questions regarding open source, community, support, various integrations and the differences between Self-Support, SaaS and Enterprise subscriptions!

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IMPORTANT: We've previously announced participation in Testing Portigal at the end of November. Unfortunately this had to be canceled due to personal reasons. If you are a test or QA engineer please swing by and Alex can tell you a bit about his presentation!

For partners

If you are another ISV providing engineering tools, a product outsourcing company or a devel/testing services venture we've got a partnership proposal for you!

We're interested in partners where we can integrate other products with Kiwi TCMS and provide a better offering; provide extra services (e.g. managed hosting) and/or provide more transparency to your own customers (e.g. allow them to see how their products are being tested).

Message us via the WebSummit mobile app and request a meeting or better yet, find our team on-site!

After hours

The Kiwi TCMS team will be joining the following after-hours events:

Catch-up with us for a beer and let's talk testing and open source!


If you like what we're doing and how Kiwi TCMS supports various communities please help us!

Kiwi TCMS is happy to announce that we're taking part in Collision 2022, Jun 20-23 in Toronto, Canada. We're joining as a featured startup in the Enterprise Software Solutions category.

Kiwi TCMS will have an on-site presence on Thursday, Jun 23, Stand A3201. Check-out the map for more details: venue map

For engineers

At the exhibition stand you will have the opportunity to perform some real black-box testing, learn about Salience bias, Peltzman effect and Wason's experiments and take a photo with our lovely mascot.

The Kiwi TCMS team will be there to answer all of your questions regarding open source, community, support, various integrations and the differences between Self-Support, SaaS and Enterprise subscriptions!

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If you are a test or QA engineer please answer our survey https://forms.gle/LTYnimNjbUaSmTeL8. Participants may claim a small surprise at our booth!

For startups

We know that in a startup, the major strength of the people is that they are multitaskers. And it is often the case that the founders will perform some functional and acceptance testing because they know all the important use-cases.

Still you need to document and organize your testing activities early on. You need to start collecting information about which features of the product have been tested and how they have been tested. That's the basis on which you can scale your QA team and future testing activities.

If you are a fellow startup exhibitor please swing by out stand to talk about organizing your product testing with Kiwi TCMS. We know the drill because we're in the same boat!

For partners

If you are another ISV providing engineering tools, a product outsourcing company or a devel/testing service venture we've got a partnership proposal for you!

We're interested in partners where we can integrate other products with Kiwi TCMS and provide a better offering; provide extra services (e.g. managed hosting) and/or provide more transparency to your own customers (e.g. allow them to see how their products are being tested).

Message us via the Collision app and request a meeting or better yet, find our team on-site!

Virtual press conference

If you aren't around in Toronto please join us for a pre 2022 Collision News Conference (VIRTUAL) on Wednesday, June 15, 1:00 - 2:00 p.m. EDT / 17:00 - 18:00 UTC.

For more information see https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pre-collision-press-conference-1-of-2-hosted-by-brotmanwinterfried-tickets-365110534437

After hours

The Kiwi TCMS team will be joining the following after-hours events:

For media

If you have any questions, need additional information or would like to schedule an interview, please email Steve Winter at swinter @ aboutbwf.com (remove spaces) or call 202-468-8100.


If you like what we're doing and how Kiwi TCMS supports various communities please help us!

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Attention testers! On behalf of Testing and Automation devroom we'd like to announce that call for participation is now open.

Here are some ideas for topics that are a good fit for this devroom:

Testing in the real, open source world

  • War stories/strategies for testing large scale or complex projects
  • Demystify resource e.g. systems/device/cloud provisioning in a CI loop
  • Tools that extend the ability to test low-level code, e.g. bootloaders, init systems, etc.
  • Projects that are introducing new/interesting ways of testing "systems"
  • Address the automated testing frameworks fragmentation
  • Lessons learned from testing

Cool Tools (good candidates for lightning talks)

  • How your open source tool made developing quality software better
  • What tools do you use to setup your CI/CD
  • Combining projects/plugins/tools to build amazing things "Not enough people in the open source community know how to use $X, but here's a tutorial on how to use $X to make your project better."

In the past the devroom has seen both newbies/students and experienced professionals and past speakers as part of the audience and talks covering from beginner/practical to advanced/abstract topics. If you have doubts then submit your proposal and leave a comment for the devroom managers and we'll get back to you.

Checkout https://fosdem-testingautomation.github.io/ for more information!

Happy Testing!


If you like what we're doing and how Kiwi TCMS supports various communities please help us!

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We're happy to announce that Kiwi TCMS will host an exhibition stand at WebSummit 2021 in Lisbon. You can find us on Wednesday, November 03, Stand number: A 407, Industry category: Pavilion 3, ALPHA 4.

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At the exhibition stand you will have the opportunity to perform some real black-box testing, learn about Salience bias, Peltzman effect and Wason's experiments and take a photo with our lovely mascot.

The Kiwi TCMS team will be there to answer all of your questions regarding open source, community, support, various integrations and the differences between Free, SaaS and Enterprise subscriptions!

If you still need more convincing check-out our WebSummit SHOWCASE video and how QGIS organizes their testing with Kiwi TCMS.

Fun fact: adoption of Kiwi TCMS is lead by Alexandre Neto - a QGIS community member from Portugal.


If you like what we're doing and how Kiwi TCMS supports various communities please help us!

Here are the winners of our ticket giveaway:

  • Martin Ayvazov
  • Ralitsa Georgieva
  • Teodora Pashina - Dimitrova
  • Gabriela Luhova
  • Lyuboslava Arshinkova
  • Yoan Bachev

Attention winners: please get in touch with us at info@kiwitcms.org to claim your tickets. We will ask you to validate your GitLab account by performing a quick action which will be disclosed to you via email!

Raw data from our winner selection script below:

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Video recording of the selection process:


If you like what we're doing and how Kiwi TCMS supports various communities please help us!

Kiwi TCMS is happy to announce that our first post-COVID live presence will be at WebSummit 2021, Nov 1-4 in Lisbon, Portugal. We're joining as a featured startup as part of the ALPHA program in category Enterprise Software Solutions.

Kiwi TCMS will have an on-site presence during the exhibition (1 day) where you can easily find us. We've also applied to the Startup Showcase track where you can see Alex present on stage. In addition, if all goes well our team will be joined by Alexandre Neto of QCooperative who is leading the effort to adopt Kiwi TCMS for testing the QGIS open source project. More on that here.

Exact schedules are still unknown at this stage so you will have to ping us via email/Twitter or find us on the conference floor if you want to meet.

Below is our video submission to the organizers:


If you like what we're doing and how Kiwi TCMS supports various communities please help us!

HackConf is one of the premium developer conferences in Bulgaria. Over the years Kiwi TCMS and HackConf have collaborated multiple times and our history goes way back to before the first edition of the conference! We're happy to announce that Kiwi TCMS will be giving away 6 SUPERFAN tickets for HackConf 2021 in order to celebrate their 6th anniversary!

All 6 tickets include:

  • Conference live stream access (online due to COVID-19), sessions are in English
  • Ability to ask questions during the live stream
  • Virtual Goodie Bag with valuable content & digital treats
  • Special Physical Goodie Bag delivered to your home. ** Shipping is available only for the territory of Bulgaria.

How to win a ticket

We need your support in order to become part of GitLab's open source family! We kindly ask you to upvote the first comment at https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/334558!

Scenario: help Kiwi TCMS become part of GitLab’s open source family
    Given: navigate your browser to http://tinyurl.com/KiwiTCMS
    And: log into GitLab via the "Sign in / Register" button
    And: complete the login / registration process
    When: click the 👍 icon under the first comment
    Then: wait for the winners to be announced!

"GitLab steps"

Thank you very much and Happy Testing!

Winners announcement

Winners will be selected from all voters, excluding Kiwi TCMS team members, HackConf organizers and GitLab affiliated accounts. The accounts which have participated can be verified with curl https://gitlab.com/api/v4/projects/gitlab-org%2Fgitlab/issues/334558/participants.

Winners will be announced on Oct 6th 2021 in a blog post on our website. We will try our best to get in touch with all winners but we also ask you to get in touch with us if you see your username!


If you like what we're doing and how Kiwi TCMS supports various communities please help us!

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Attention open source testers: Testing and Automation devroom at FOSDEM'21 is happening next year! Call for participation is now open. Checkout https://fosdem-testingautomation.github.io/ for more information!

Happy Testing!


If you like what we're doing and how Kiwi TCMS supports various communities please help us!

Hello testers, you can catch-up with your favorite open source test case management system during the month of March. Here's a list of events we are going to:

  • March 14 - QA: Challenge Accepted, Sofia where we will have an info booth. You will get a 15% community discount if you email tickets@qachallengeaccepted.com and mention this blog post
  • March 19-21 - OpenTechSummit, Singapore - aka FOSS ASIA summit:
    • Kiwi TCMS exhibition booth - 3 days
    • How to write pylint plugins for fun & profit workshop on March 19th
    • Testing [for] security [in] open source presentation on March 21st

To claim a free Community Standard Ticket use code atodorov. First 5 tickets only! For a 25% discount use code fossasia-speaker. For a 25% discount use code exhibitor-friends - applies only to Community Standard Ticket.

  • March 27-28 - TestingStage, Kiev where Alex will present his Static analysis as a test tool session. You can also claim 15% ticket discount by using promo-code AlexanderTodorov
  • April 1-2 - TestCon Moscow where Alex will present the Static analysis as a test tool again

Original plan was to visit OpenTest Con, Beijing between March 30-31 which has now been cancelled! The new plan is to stay 2-3 more days in Kiev and join some meetups if available.

Feel free to ping us at @KiwiTCMS or look for the kiwi bird logo and come to say hi. Happy testing!

Kiwi TCMS is going to FOSDEM 2020

Stand at FOSDEM'19

Hello testers, Kiwi TCMS is going to FOSDEM 2020. This is where you can find us:

  • Fri Jan 31st: after 18:00 @ Delirium Café - we are taking part of the FOSDEM Beer Event where all participants are invited. Shout out with #KiwiTCMS on Twitter if you can't find us in the crowd
  • Sat Feb 1st: Testing and Automation devroom - we are proud to be co-hosting this devroom together with Linaro and SUSE. CfP is open until Dec 10th 2019. Apply here!
  • Sun Feb 2nd: Open Source Test Management stand - we will be together with our friends from SystemTestPortal and we are preparing some real black-box testing for you!

We would like to meet with all of you and talk about software testing, test management and test process organization. In case you are stuck for crazy ideas checkout our project mission for inspiration.

Picture: FOSDEM'19 with Kiwi TCMS, ReportPortal & SystemTestPortal

Happy testing!

Next month our team will be at PyCon Balkan, Oct 3-5 in Belgrade. Together with presentation and a workshop we are going to host open source sprints! These will be an informal gathering where participants will be able to learn more about how open source works and go through their first contributions. This is ideal for students and less experienced people but we welcome everyone. There will be tasks ranging from easy to very hard!

Who: 4 mentors from Kiwi TCMS and you!

What: full day of peer programming and contributing to Kiwi TCMS

Where: room will be announced on the days of the conference, follow @KiwiTCMS for more info

Why: up your tech skills, build your GitHub profile and have fun together

Translate Kiwi TCMS

Difficulty: easy

We have enabled Serbian language in our translation system. To get started checkout our translation contribution page. Once strings are translated kiwitcms-bot will automatically open a pull request with the new text.

Find unused CSS classes

Difficulty: easy

This should be relatively easy. For each class/selector defined in our CSS files search (grep) if any of the HTML templates use it. If it is not in use then remove it.

Find unused JavaScript code

Difficulty: easy

Similar to the above. We're not 100% certain but there could be legacy JavaScript functions which are no longer in use. Find them and remove them! At the very least you have confirmed that all functions are in use!

CodeClimate Minor severity issues

Difficulty: easy to moderate

Check-out the list of Minor severity issues. There are many of them:

  • CSS lint issues (we suggest you start with this one)
  • functions longer than 25 lines of code
  • functions with bigger cognitive and cyclomatic complexity
  • modules longer than 250 LOC

Try fixing a few to see how it goes and continue if you feel confident. Not everything may be an issue so if you have any questions ask someone from our team.

CodeClimate Major severity issues

Difficulty: moderate to hard

Check-out the list of Major severity issues. There are around 150 of them:

  • identical and similar code blocks
  • big modules
  • big functions

Most of these require some sort of refactoring, either splitting snippets of code into smaller pieces (functions or sub-modules) or using one function in several places instead of 2 very similar but different functions, etc. Ask our team members about which approach they prefer for fixing these issues to minimize the effort spent here.

CodeClimate Critical severity issues

Difficulty: hard

Check-out the list of Critical severity issues. All of these are functions with high cognitive complexity and the recommended way to deal with them is refactoring into class based views.

Improve pylint health

Difficulty: easy

Execute pylint against the latest sources and start fixing the issues. Looking at pylint logs the following items are relatively easy to work on:

  • Everything in module tcms.urls
  • Everything in module tcms.telemetry.api
  • Everything in module tcms.testruns.tests.test_views
  • Everything in module tcms.xmlrpc.forms
  • Everything in module tcms.testcases.tests.test_models
  • Everything in module tcms.core.forms.fields
  • Everything in module tcms.settings.common
  • Everything in module tcms.settings.test
  • All module-in-directory-without-init errors reported for module tcms.tests.__init__

Note: fixme, missing-permission-required and avoid-auto-field errors are usually harder to resolve and will require more work/refactoring. If you feel confident go ahead and fix them, if not skip to the next error message.

We also use a custom pylint checker which reports function based views. If you are looking for something harder to work on, then give it a try (see 3rd pylint line in Makefile) and refactor some of the existing view functions into class based views.

Fix 3rd party security issues discovered by Bandit

Difficulty: moderate to hard

Bandit is a static analysis tool similar to pylint. It focuses on discovering issues which may lead to security vulnerabilities. We have resolved all such issues in our own source code but we also execute Bandit against the entire Python dependency stack. There it finds thousands of issues, so much so that the reporter crashes.

In CI there are around 130 issues reported. The best course of action here is to execute Bandit locally against the offending library and then figure out what to do:

  • report an issue upstream
  • send a pull request upstream
  • if these are test files maybe exclude them from the package (e.g. don't ship them for production)

Note: inside Travis CI we have all runtime and testing dependencies which is more than what we have inside the official Docker image for Kiwi TCMS.

Work on reported issues

The following issues look suitable for a sprint and don't require lots of background knowledge. You can also find them using the PyConBalkan label on GitHub:

  • #212 - moderate - Convert jQ to $ - this is an easy search & rename but will require more extensive manual testing
  • #431 - moderate to hard - Remove JavaScript fireEvent() - 17 matches in static/js/. Must be replaced with direct function calls
  • #652 - easy - Removal of labels from form fields - all labels must be included in the HTML template and marked for translation
  • #681, #682 - moderate - Move API modules & their tests from xmlrpc/api/<app>.py to <app>/api.py. These have good test coverage so you have to make sure you don't break anything
  • #971 - moderate - manage.py command for changing Site URL - will help with automatic provisioning, e.g. Ansible. For howto see Django docs
  • #1021 - moderate - Update TestCase page UI to allow adding TestPlans to cases - use TestPlan.add_case() API method and refresh the widget. See how Tags and Components cards work in the same page
  • #1070 - moderate - manage.py command for checking email settings - will help with troubleshooting misconfigured email. Must raise exceptions if something fails. For howto see Django docs
  • #733, #736, #738, #883, #1089 - hard to very hard - New checkers for pylint - Kiwi TCMS uses customized pylint checkers to discover various conditions. We need a few more of them and/or update of the existing ones

We hope to see you in Belgrade. Until then: Happy testing!

Your favorite open source test case management system is going on tour again. During the next several months we will be at:

Feel free to ping us at @KiwiTCMS or look for the kiwi bird logo and come to say hi. Happy testing!

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Kiwi TCMS is the winner at OpenAwards'19 category Best Tech Community! Big thanks to the jury, our contributors and core-team and the larger open source and quality assurance communities who voted for us and supported the project during all of those years.

This award is the best present we could get to mark the 10th anniversary of the project. More news of how we are progressing with current roadmap will follow soon in a separate blog post.

Thank you & happy testing!

Vote for Kiwi TCMS at OpenAwards 2019

Thanks to you, our community supporters, Anton Sankov and Alex Todorov took the lead at OpenExpo 2019 CfP votes. We need your help one more time. Our team has submitted participation in 'Best Tech Community' and 'Best Success Story' categories.

Unfortunately our submission into 'Best Success Story' has been pulled down! We used that category to share the story from a dead open source project into a thriving open source community with lots of users and contributors and to highlight some of our milestones. Here's the short version:

  • lots of technical updates and refactoring, latest everything, modern UI
  • the only open source test case management system on GitHub Marketplace
  • nearly 60000 downloads on Docker Hub
  • growing and active core team
  • active OSS contributors

Please help us gain more recognition:

Thanks you & happy testing!

On Tuesday I hosted my pylint workshop during the regular Django Bulgaria meetup. This edition was the first which was practice based.

Attendance numbers were low but participation was very good. We managed to create 4 new checkers for Kiwi TCMS:

Many thanks to all contributors. These new checkers have discovered quite a few new issues with Kiwi TCMS so this is an area which our team is going to improve.

Those who missed the workshop will be able to catch up one of the next editions:

  • 26-29 August, GUADEC, Thessaloniki - TBC (presentation)
  • end of September, Python meetup, Zagreb - TBA
  • 03-05 October, PyCon Balkan, Belgrade - TBC
  • 11-13 October, HackConf, Sofia
  • 15-17 October, TestCon Europe, Vilnius - TBC (backup presentation)
  • 23-25 October, Testwarez, Ossa, Poland - TBC (presentation)
  • 14-15 November, Software Engineering Conference Russia, Saint-Petersburg - TBC
  • 20-22 November, ConTEST, New York - TBC (workshop and/or presentation)

Happy testing!

Vote for Kiwi TCMS at OpenExpo

We are happy to announce that Anton Sankov and Alex Todorov are currently taking the lead at OpenExpo Europe's CfP votes!

Going to OpenExpo will be huge boost for Kiwi TCMS so please help us make this happen! Voting is open until March 17th 2019! You can cast your vote via Facebook login but remember to confirm your email address!

Thank you & happy testing!

Kiwi TCMS is going to FOSDEM 2019

Hello testers, Kiwi TCMS is going to FOSDEM this year. This is where you can find us:

Kiwi TCMS sticker

We would like to meet with all of you and talk about test management and test process organization. In case you are stuck for crazy ideas checkout our project mission for inspiration.

Be part of the community

We are turning 10 years old and we have presents for you! You will have to perform a small challenge and you can get your hands(errr, feet) on a pair of these:

Kiwi TCMS socks

Here's what else you can do to help us:

Happy testing!

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