Kathey Marsden <[email protected]> writes:

> I do periodic analysis of bug fixes  for backport and don't have a
> process for marking issues that have been analyzed and rejected as
> candidates. Perhaps I am label happy this week but was thinking that
> it would be nice to add labels.
>
> derby_backport_<version>_no
>
> to mark the ones that have been rejected with the maximum version
> where a backport is determined impractical or unfeasible.  For example
> derby_backport_10_5_no would mean it was looked at and determined
> inappropriate for 10.5 backporting.   Does this sound reasonable?  It
> could be added during the backport analysis phase or even as someone
> fixes a bug if they think there is a reason it shouldn't be

I think the idea is great, but more reserved about the name you propose;
it seems to mean the opposite of what you have in mind :-)

Perhaps "backport_reject_<version>"

Thanks,
Dag

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