From: <le...@li...> - 2005-09-28 05:31:02
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Hi there ive been playing with a patch and im wondering if it is worth submitted. Essentially it gives me two columns of notes in the mantis issue/bug entry, one of the left is the normal bug-related notes, the column on the right is a list of bug-fix-notes (notes related to fixing that bug) I found that dividing bug-evidence/bug-reporting and developers talking about how they fix the bug or where to check has improved the usage of mantis of a lot thoughts? leigh -- "Geek by nature - Linux by choice" - linux geek logo from obsidian.co.za ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program. |
From: Steve B. <st...@mi...> - 2005-09-29 10:05:28
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This sounds very useful, I have been thinking of something like this for a while. do you have and functionality to restrict the dev notes to dev only? I would be using a system like this so we could have a bug that our customers can report into, then we can add comments without them seeing them. any chance i could have a look at the code that you have written? Cheers Steve le...@li... wrote: > Hi there > > ive been playing with a patch and im wondering if it is worth submitted. > > Essentially it gives me two columns of notes in the mantis issue/bug entry, one > of the left is the normal bug-related notes, the column on the right is a list > of bug-fix-notes (notes related to fixing that bug) > > I found that dividing bug-evidence/bug-reporting and developers talking about > how they fix the bug or where to check has improved the usage of mantis of a > lot > > thoughts? > > leigh > > > > -- > "Geek by nature - Linux by choice" - linux geek logo from obsidian.co.za > > ---------------------------------------------------------------- > This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program. |