On terça-feira, 12 de março de 2013 13.41.33, Shaw Andy wrote:
> I would expect that the workflow is that if a report is set to be "In
> progress" then this is the indication that someone is actually working on
> the report, if we start using the assigner for this indication then it
> sounds like it will complicate matters even further. Also, if a P1 is
> created and it is unassigned, who is responsible for ensuring that gets
> picked up and processed?

Assigned means that someone is responsible for the bug. In progress means that
someone is working on the bug.

A bug might be assigned for other reasons than fixing it, like triaging,
writing a testcase, etc.

To be honest, I don't care if a bug is auto-assigned upon creation or not. All
bugs need to be triaged, so whichever workflow we decide on must support that.
Right now, as maintainer for QtCore, I either triage myself the bugs I receive
(including the ones I have watches upon) or I assign to someone to give me
input.

And we need to do it consistently: either all bugs are auto-assigned upon
creation or they're not. Right now, there are several components that have a
default assignee and several that don't. For example, most of the Core: Event
system bugs that I receive and reassign to GUI: Window management become
Unassigned.
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Thiago Macieira - thiago.macieira (AT) intel.com
  Software Architect - Intel Open Source Technology Center

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