[Phpmyadmin-devel] New ticket trackers

[Marc Delisle]

Michal Čihař a écrit :
> 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

Do you mean in the left panel? I guess this should be renamed Milestone.

> - add milestone field, which will record version where the bug has been
>   fixed or is scheduled to be fixed

We already see Milestone in the bug tickets.

> - are we using priority here for anything else than indicating fixed
>   but not yet released issues? If not, it should be dropped.

I agree.

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