Hi Andi,
The current decision is to use bugzilla to track tasks as well as bugs.
The app team has been using bugzilla this way for nearly a year
(http://wiki.osafoundation.org/bin/view/Projects/BugzillaTracking) and
most of the platform team has agreed to try using bugzilla this way for
0.7. Tracking bugs and tasks in one instance of bugzilla allows us to
track the work in one place, one of the reasons we chose to do this even
though bugzilla has some flaws as a task tracker.
Given that decision, we need the components to support our work. I'm
confident that we can come up with a reasonable set of components that
support both tasks and bugs. I understand that you respectfully disagree
with using bugzilla for task tracking, but as it is working reasonably
well for the apps team, we're going to go with the group decision.
Cheers,
Katie
Andi Vajda wrote:
On Sat, 18 Feb 2006, Philippe Bossut wrote:
I would say that you should not create components until there are
actually bugs for that piece of code you are thinking about creating a
component for. And there should be several bugs (I'd say at least 10
bugs) and even then we should be reasonably sure that the piece of code
is not going away anytime soon.
I have to disagree here: we are trying to identify the new components
we need so that we can start logging tasks in Bugzilla. This happens
before we have code written for the component so, arguably, before we
even have 1 bug...
Bugzilla != Taskzilla. The components should be organized in a way that
makes it easy for users to file bugs against existing code.
If we're really bent on using bugzilla for keeping track of development
tasks instead of just bugs how about creating a second bugzilla
installation where the components are designed for that purpose ?
Andi..
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