Hi Wolfgang, you should do the following this to get better results of bug writing. First of all you should apply for QA membership. When being a QA member the issues you write do not have the initial status 'unconfirmed' but 'new'. This spares the step of a current QA member confirming the issue. Due to the large number of bugs reported this can take quite a while. Another useful thing you can do being a QA member is to adjust the target milestone of an issue. After submitting a bug you can re-edit the issue to do so. The 'target milestone' property is not available for the initial report on an issue.
Best regards Peter Wolfgang Schaible wrote: > Hi, > I see a lot of trafic in this list and my question is who is > responsible for functional test and his quality? > > All respect to the effort speaking about 70 languages using ~40 > builds, but my feeling is, this is of little use > if the base, the english builds and prereleases have bugs, easy > visible in one hour of normal use. > > Writing a issue was for me a must, but I have stopped it, it's > frustrating and wasted time: No answer, a incompetent answer, no > deadline... > A condition to help would be: a fix need not more than 2 month, > priority has bugfixing and _not_ a new release or efforts to > imitate accepted customs of M$ > > I develop some business automation apps with Base and Calc and use > the Writer. No one of my customers is asking for a new release, > they are asking for a bugfree and stable application, they accept > (mostly :-)) a not optimal translation for a long time. > > I would prefer having 1.1.5 with the BASE features of 2.0 without > the new inserted bug (killing my apps). Then I could wait easily > some month for a better 2.0 | 2.1 (without a step forward and two > back). > > Kind regards, > Wolfgang > > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > -- Peter Junge, peterjunge(at)ch2000.com.cn Senior Engineer, Open Source Technology Beijing Redflag CH2000 Software Co., Ltd. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
