From: chris <ju...@ho...> - 2006-04-26 20:55:13
|
Glenn Henshaw wrote: > On 26-Apr-06, at 3:06 PM, chris wrote: >> Hello, >> >> When I set a bug's status to 'feedback', I'm taken to a page "Request >> Feedback on Issue" and it requires me to set the "Assigned To" field >> to a developer for the project and add a Note. >> >> I don't really understand the purpose of that. All I want "feedback" >> to mean is that whoever submitted the bug (or others) should be aware >> that we are looking for further input on the issue. >> >> According to: >> >> http://manual.mantisbt.org/manual.page.descriptions.view.bugs.page.php >> >> The description of status "feedback" there is pretty much what I'm >> expecting. I just want to set the status, and not be forced to add a >> note, or assign it to a developer. > > The default setup does not force you to assign it to a developer. It > should accept leaving the field blank. It would be nice for the response > to go back to the same developer in a large organization, though. You are correct. There must have been a hiccup when I tried the first time. I also find the button text, to finalize the status change, "Request Feedback" a little misleading in that display context. The flow of changing the status of a bug is not intuitive (to me). I'm still getting used to Mantis, some days are better than others. :) Thanks for the clarification. >> >> Anyone have any workarounds/ alternate approaches to this, or at least >> an explanation of the rational in the implemented behavior? >> >> Thanks. >> >> chris |