Re: [Gramps-devel] Gear for release: clean up roadmap

[Nick H. <nic...@ho...>]

I just had a look for bugs without a target version, hiding those that 
are assigned, resolved or closed.  I got the following results:

3.0    187
3.1    81
3.2    230
3.3    21

Do bugs that are not on a roadmap get forgotten or am I missing 
something?  Are the bugs in the older versions of Gramps still relevant?

What happened to the volunteer who was going to look at the bug triage 
process?  Did he get anywhere?

Nick.


On 02/06/11 08:20, Benny Malengier wrote:
>
>
> 2011/6/1 Paul Franklin <pf....@gm... <mailto:pf....@gm...>>
>
>     On 5/31/11, Benny Malengier <ben...@gm...
>     <mailto:ben...@gm...>> wrote:
>     >  Perhaps things 'Just Work' ?
>
>     I've never understood how or why some bugs get put
>     on the "roadmap" and others don't, but I observe that
>     if the bug tracker's "view issues" page is put on the
>     "Gramps 3.3.x" "project" with "hide status" set to
>     "resolved (and above)" that there are currently 30-some
>     bugs listed (although some are "3.3.1") -- so I could
>     imagine some people (the bug reporters at least)
>     saying that things aren't "just working".
>
>     Perhaps some knowledgeable developer could look at
>     the 30-some and triage the list, move some to "trunk"
>     or whatever?  Just a thought.  I don't mean to interfere.
>
>
> You do good. I think some people add stuff mainly to the roadmap 
> because that is a way to get attention of some of the core developers.
> I'm ok with that as long as duplicates and such don't make it on the 
> roadmap, as I find it much easier to clean up a roadmap than to search 
> in a bug list via View issues.
> It's hard to find a good workflow on fixing bugs if the people doing 
> bug fixing do it on a very on/off schedule (with off often being 
> several months).
>
> Benny
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