Updated as per comments. Are there more changes? Or can we put this up for a vote?
All “I have found a bug” issues are considered developer-level issues. Please report all developer-level issues to [email protected]. Examples of developer issues would be: Project fails to compile or is failing unit or integration tests Project or individual components fail to install There are error messages or failures in my logs I need help with coding or extending a specific component etc... After discussion of the issue on the JIRA if it is clear that you found a bug then you should file a JIRA (unless you found a security vulnerability). Follow up on the mailing lists if you want advice with respect to workaround or a local fix. Our JIRA is located here. All “I have a problem” or "How do you use x" issues are usability issues. If you are an end-user of the product and have a comment or question then use [email protected]. If you have a problem and a strong suspicion that you might have found a bug, please cross-reference [email protected] as well I don't understand the UI, what does button x do? What should the output of function x be? It would be nice if I had feature x along with feature y etc... If you found a security-related issue, please report immediately to [email protected]. Please adhere to the following Apache policy found here. DO NOT FILE A JIRA, DO NOT POST ON ANY OTHER BOARD I can get access to data I should not have access to I have privileges to do things I should not be allowed to do I found that this project is susceptible to an exploit etc... Please report issues related to the JIRA/Wiki to [email protected] I don't have access to create/assign JIRAs to myself I don't have visibility/access to certain JIRA featuers I can't create or view a wiki entry etc.... 20.12.2016, 13:13, "Matt Foley" <[email protected]>: > Suggestions: > > For the first two categories (dev and user), the word “issue” is ambiguous. > We should distinguish between “I have a problem” and “I have found a bug”. “I > have a problem” might mean I need advice, or it might mean I’ve found a bug; > and in this case it’s appropriate to bring it to the mailing lists for > comment and advice first. But if it’s clear they’ve found a bug (or if it > becomes clear after interaction on the lists) then they should file a Jira, > with possible follow-up on the mailing lists if they want advice regarding a > local fix or work-around. > > Also, mention that messages should not be cross-posted between dev and user > lists. Go ahead and pick one, and community members will move the posting if > it is better suited to the other list. > > Thanks, > --Matt > > On 12/20/16, 10:27 AM, "James Sirota" <[email protected]> wrote: > > As a criterion for exiting incubation we need clear documentation for how > to report Metron issues. What do you think about this? > > If you find issues with Metron please report them to the Metron community. > Please report all developer-level issues to > [email protected]. Examples of developer issues would be: > Project fails to compile or is failing unit or integration tests > Project or individual components fail to install in my environment > There are error messages in my logs > I need help with coding or extending a specific component > etc... > > If you are an end-user of the product and have a comment or question then > use [email protected] > I don't understand the UI, what does button x do? > What should the output of function x be? > It would be nice if I had feature x along with feature y > etc... > > If you found a security-related issue, please report immediately to > [email protected]. DO NOT FILE A JIRA, DO NOT POST ON ANY > OTHER BOARD > I can get access to data I should not have access to > I have privileges to do things I should not be allowed to do > I found that this project is susceptible to an exploit > etc... > > Please report issues related to the JIRA/Wiki to > [email protected] > I don't have access to create/assign JIRAs to myself > I don't have visibility/access to certain JIRA featuers > I can't create or view a wiki entry > etc.... > > ------------------- > Thank you, > > James Sirota > PPMC- Apache Metron (Incubating) > jsirota AT apache DOT org ------------------- Thank you, James Sirota PPMC- Apache Metron (Incubating) jsirota AT apache DOT org
