My belief is that Apache (and thus Geode) is an open community and everything about Geode should be open and collaborative. Private comments on JIRA’s would distort that principle IMO. Perhaps we can find a way over time to make internal test results and data less internal :-)
Anthony > On Oct 2, 2015, at 7:15 PM, Kirk Lund <kl...@pivotal.io> wrote: > > If I pull up a Jira ticket such as: > > https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GEODE-189 > > I can add a comment or edit an existing comment and I notice there's an > option for locking the comment so that it's only readable by a specified > Project Role or Group. > > At present there is only one Project Role "Committers" and one Group > "jira-users" > > Is there a way we could add a custom Role or Group? Then we could add > comments that point back to non-public URLs to help the person working on > the ticket. Good idea, bad idea? > > This is to avoid having to duplicate every single ticket on a private Jira > server just so we can add comments that reference Pivotal file system paths > for saved test runs and things like that. Engineers aren't going to be able > to fix most tickets unless they have more details including internal file > system paths. > > -Kirk
