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Re: Issues list status
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David Kastrup |
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Re: Issues list status |
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Tue, 15 Sep 2015 15:39:08 +0200 |
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Phil Holmes <address@hidden> writes:
> A comment and a question about the status field of the issues list.
>
> Comment: with Google code, the status was automatically set to "Accepted"
> for issues manually entered by a registered user. I see no reason for not
> continuing this policy, but it does mean that bug squad members (and
> anyone else entering issues) needs to remember to set the status manually.
>
> Question: there's a number of patches from _ages_ ago
> labelled "needs_work". I believe we should change them to "abandoned",
> but I also think that there's no point in leaving them
> as "new", "accepted" or "started". Seems to me that any with
> patch:abandoned should be marked with invalid status. Does the list
> agree?
No. If a particular patch was not developed sufficiently to deal with a
particular problem, that does not make the problem magically go away.
Apropos issues: any news about our Allura installation? What is holding
up the migration of the issues there? The https certificate is not per
se a problem since developers can tell their browser explicitly to
accept a certificate issued for *.gnu.org even if our own DNS entry does
not (yet) fit that pattern.
Was there anything else?
--
David Kastrup