From: Larry D. <ldo...@re...> - 2008-01-28 23:21:32
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Cary - On Mon, Jan 28, 2008 at 03:06:30PM -0800, Cary R. wrote: > I believe we all agree that the "Assigned To" field should be used to > indicate ownership of a particular report. Here is some elaboration on > what I think this should signify and how other should interact with a > claimed report. > > 1. The "Assigned To" person is responsible for submitting the patch and > updated test code if the original is inadequate or missing. > > 2. A claimed patch should be something you plan to actively work on within > the next week. If for some reason your plans change you should change the > "Assigned To:" field back to None or at least add a comment stating that > you are being delayed for a SPECIFIED amount of time. > > 3. If you want to help out on a claimed patch you should contact the > person who claimed the patch originally. This allows both parties to know > where the other is in tracking down and fixing the problem. I believe this > communication should not be over the iverilog-devel list. I suppose you mean to suggest private email, not use of the SF bug tracker comments? > 4. Ownership can be given to a different person, but it should normally > only be taken if a reasonable effort (email AND a post to the report) > fails to generate a reply in one week. Obviously for bugs that are or > become critical some flexibility is required. > > Comments? Those are all very reasonable guidelines. - Larry |