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From: Todd P. <tf...@nc...> - 2001-01-29 17:15:19
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Another thing to add to the procedure: all CVS commits shall reference a =
Bugzilla item(s). The commit message should have a standard (agreed =
upon) form such as:=20
cvs commit -m "bug #1234: blah, blah" filename(s)
This allows for better change tracking.
Michael is right about this. The procedures are already there for this, =
we just haven't been sticking to them. Let me reiterate a couple of =
rules that we need to follow. =20
Nobody fixes anything that is not logged into bugzilla. That means that =
if you find a bug and fix it on your own, you log it into bugzilla =
yourself.
You fix bugs according to their bugzilla priority level. The priority =
levels are set after discussion with the group, so they should be =
followed. Basically they are our plan of attack, which we need to stick =
to.
Before you make any changes, check with the other developers and test =
your changes before commiting them to cvs.
I don't think we're too far off of this now, but we all need to be more =
cautious, and follow our procedures. We are now in a new phase for this =
project and these procedures are more important than ever now.
We will try to set priorities at our next meeting (tomorrow).
Lonny
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