chris at simplistix
Aug 13, 2004, 1:33 AM
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Ken Manheimer wrote:
> Sounds like nobody objects to "Suspend" and "Pending" as i framed them.
> Cool.
Who the what the? I didn't see them anywhere...
Pending -> fine, Suspend -> even the word makes me nervous ;-)
> "Assigned" (instead of "Accepted")
>
> Issues that have at least one supporter responsible for their
> solution. This is the state for issues that are being worked on or are
> awaiting complete assessment for their viability depending on further
> input from the submitter.
>
> The assigned supporters are responsible for either solving the issue or
> collecting further information to determine what resolution it deserves.
>
> Supporters are assigned to issues either by "accepting" them or via
> "assignment" by another supporter or collector manager. Supporters can
> resign from the issue, but the issue will automatically move back to
> "Pending" if that leaves it with no supporters.
>
> (People interested in helping with the resolution of an accepted issue -
> or any issue, for that matter - but lacking official supporter privileges
> can signal their intention by posting a comment to the issue.)
OK. I still like the idea of assigned stuff going back to pending if no
action happens for a month. Is that a possibility?
> "Resolved"
>
> The fix or feature has been implemented, along with any necessary tests.
>
> Tests which would provoke the bug, if it were still present, and/or
> demonstrate the correctness of the new functionality are always required,
> unless they are impossible to write. (Leniency may be warranted for very
> minor changes?)
...or in situations where ther eare no tests for the whole area the
change is to be made in?
> When you resolve an issue, please include details about:
>
> o the action taken
>
> o the repository branches where code was committed
>
> o the expected Zope version(s) where the changes will land.
Sounds good.
> "Rejected"
>
> Issues assessed to be invalid for this collector, so that they will not
> be addressed any further.
>
> Common reasons for rejection:
>
> o The issue is outside the scope of the collector. For the Zope
> collector, this means the issue is not with a central Zope component,
> but rather a third-party item such as a database adapter, Plone,
> etc. The rejecter should indicate the appropriate venue for the
> issue, when known.
>
> o The issue cannot be reproduced. The rejector should establish that
> there is a test, if feasible, demonstrating that the reported behaviour
> does not occur, writing one if necessary.
>
> o More information was necessary to assess the issue, and it was
> requested, but was not provided within a reasonable period (typically
> a month).
Yep.
>>"Submitted"
>>
>> This is the state for things that are completely unhandled. Comments
>> move "Submitted" issues to "Pending", and once out of "Submitted" issues
>> generally do not return there. (Until we discover a compelling reason
>> to recirculate issues back, they don't return here.)
Can we clear this up? How about:
"Submitted"
This is the state for items that have not been assessed. Comments
move "Submitted" issues to "Pending", and once out of "Submitted"
issues do not return there.
>>"Pending"
>>
>> Issues that have been handled (have comments and/or other actions) but
>> are still awaiting substantial disposition (assignment or settlement).
>>
>> Issues _can_ return here if they got into a being-handled or closed
>> state but then lost that progress. Eg, something that was assigned to a
>> supporter, but then the supporter had to bail out and no other
>> supporters could take it on. Or something that was mistakenly settled,
>> but has no supporter to take its responsibility and so has to be
>> returned to an awaiting-disposition state - "Pending" is it.
Sounds good.
Still waiting to see what this scarey "Suspend" state is, I'm hoping it
was a typo :-S
Chris
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