2006/2/27, anita kulshreshtha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > In this case the committer would mark the Jira > issue as resolved/invalid/fixed or whatever the case > may be.
> IIUC, you are saying that the contributors can > mark the issue as 'resolved' to indicate that the > issue has been resolved to their satisfaction and wait > for the committers to look at their patch. Correct. Technically, a contributor may (can) resolve an issue w/ patch, and wait till a committer closes it, which in my opinion means the patch is committed with or without some changes. It's how permissions work in JIRA and it's nothing to do with the access to the repo. But, since you can't submit your changes to the repo, there's no way for non-committer to close issues (which I understand as submition of patches). There's another way to work with issues/patches. A contributor submits a patch, then a committer commits it to the repo, and they both await the reporter's response if it satisfies him/her. I'd prefer the second approach. Jacek -- Jacek Laskowski http://www.laskowski.org.pl
