Davor Cubranic wrote:
One possible way to make it easier to track things without hampering
free flow of ideas might be to somehow link the wiki and Bugzilla. For
example, one could start by filing an enhancement in Bugzilla. If it
is considered too fuzzy or too far ahead of the current plans, the
discussion could be moved to the wiki, and a page created in a special
area, for example "Jungle/Bug1234" or something like that. The
Bugzilla entry is meanwhile marked "LATER" or even "INWIKI", so it
doesn't have to ever show up in the developers' queries, but it's easy
to schedule it for further consideration at a future date, or reopen
once the discussion in the wiki has produced an implementable proposal.
For everyone's benefit: Its general bugzilla practice to use the Target
Milestone field in mozilla to set the target to "Future" - and the
expectation is that developers will more or less ignore these Future
bugs until they are marked back to a real milestone
Alec
Davor
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