Hi all
I've just spent some time to adjust settings of new trackers on
sf.net.
I also think we could change more, but that's where I'd like to hear
your opinion.
Changes done:
- reenabled mail notifications to mailing lists
- adjusted themes tracker to reduce number of states:
- open - new issue
- assigned - somebody is working on that
- closed - theme was accepted
- rejected - theme was rejected
- removed priority and group from themes tracker
I think similar simplification would be useful for other trackers as
well, my proposals:
Patches tracker
- states:
- open - new issue
- assigned - somebody is working on that
- fixed - patch accepted, waiting for release
- closed - patch accepted and in release
- rejected - patch was rejected
- remove priority
- remove group (does this ever has usable value when reported?)
Features tracker
- states:
- open - new issue
- assigned - somebody is working on that
- fixed - feature implemented, waiting for release
- closed - feature implemented and in release
- rejected - feature was rejected
- remove priority (voting is more useful here IMHO)
- remove group (I think it was also not much used)
Bug tracker
- states:
- open - new issue
- assigned - somebody is working on that
- fixed - feature implemented, waiting for release
- closed - feature implemented and in release
- rejected - feature was rejected
- rename group to Version and make it free text field, this anyway in
most cases just informational field
- add milestone field, which will record version where the bug has been
fixed or is scheduled to be fixed
- are we using priority here for anything else than indicating fixed
but not yet released issues? If not, it should be dropped.
Please share your comments.
Michal,
what happens for tickets having a state which gets deleted?
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Marc Delisle