[MacPorts] #11376: Tracker discourages use
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Sat Dec 22 16:55:59 PST 2007
#11376: Tracker discourages use
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Reporter: stephen at xemacs.org | Owner: jmpp at macports.org
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: Normal | Milestone:
Component: server/hosting | Version:
Resolution: | Keywords:
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Comment (by stephen at xemacs.org):
First, a lot of changes were made to the tracker in the 7 months it took
for somebody to look at the issue. A lot of the issues were fixed in the
interim, or by the date of wsiegrist's comment. At this point (1) and (2)
appear to be fixed, and (3) and (4) are on the radar of the responsible
person.
(5) is still a problem. I can't afford the time that would be required
for me to learn how to do it. At least users should be given advice to
mention the port name and version in the summary. OK, I now see that this
is done in guide.macports.org ... but that is still not accessible from
the tracker's pages (except in this bug ;-).
(6) At the time of the original report, the search I use most often when
reporting a new bug required me to click on Custom Query, click on Delete
Field to get rid of the qualifier Bugs Assigned to Me, click on Add Field,
select Summary, and then enter the search terms. Now I no longer have to
delete the qualifier of Bugs Assigned to Me, but it would be nice if the
Search Summary field were already part of the Custom Query. Evidently
changes of this sort are possible.
(7) has been addressed, except that "Milestones" is inappropriate name
since none of them will ever be achieved, and "Milestones" basically is a
superset of "Components".
(8), (9), and (10) have been addressed to a great extent. Nevertheless, a
pointer to Trac help, much of which is oriented to the maintainer of a
Trac tracker, is not appropriate at the top level of this page. It should
be ''replaced'' by a pointer to the ticketing guidelines. The mere
existence of ticketing guidelines is irrelevant as long as there's no way
to find them from the bug entry page.
(11) Assigned To does ''not'' appear ''at any time'' when I submit a bug.
I assume the reason your mileage varies is because you're a developer.
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Ticket URL: <http://trac.macosforge.org/projects/macports/ticket/11376#comment:6>
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