Ben Walding <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 23/08/2003 09:09:26 AM: > I just noticed the other day that, > > 1) Unknown users can raise issues for Maven > 2) Unknown users can comment on issues for Maven
These were both my changes, as users didn't realise they needed to register to file reports etc. > While this makes it really simple for unknown people to raise issues > against Maven, it makes it impossible for us to track who raised an > issue if they aren't logged in (usually unintentionally), or work out > who is making comments. I don't think this is intentional on their > part, but it is frustrating when someone makes a comment and you can't > follow it up except by hoping they track additional comments on the issue. > > To this end I propose that JIRA be changed to require that a user is > logged in before they can create an issue / comment on an issue. Can we place some documentation some where telling people how to raise a report then? > I don't think this will inconvenience any serious user as we've only had > 37 / 1363 entered by a person not logged in. And most issue tracking > systems do require the user be logged in to perform this function. > > > Comments? > (i.e. if I don't receive any serious negative feedback on this in the > next few days I'll "just do it") -- dIon Gillard, Multitask Consulting Blog: http://blogs.codehaus.org/people/dion/
