Just a note. For now I haven't protected this Development Priority  
field but it's expected only committers are allowed to change it.

Even more I'm conducting surveys with other XWiki developers and  
XPertNet customer project teams to understand better everyone's needs,  
representing the community myself during these meetings. I'm updating  
the jira fields only when we reach a consensus on what's important. To  
be honest I wasn't even sure (and I'm still unsure) we should make  
this custom field visible since it's mostly geared towards committers  
who are part of the XPertNet company (currently the biggest  
contributor to XWiki - Would love that the community becomes the  
biggest contributor though ;)). All other committers and contributors  
are of course free to work on whatever they want. However I thought it  
would be nice to show to everyone what XPertNet is considering  
important.

The goal is to review all JIRA issues and categorize them into the 3  
priorities and then for each version of XE assign "High" priority  
issues to XPertNet committers.

Again, if you think something is not right please comment in a jira  
issue but please for now don't modify directly the Development  
Priority field. I'd like to experiment more with it before we can  
declare that it works and that this is a good way of working.

I'll try to configure JIRA so that only committers can modify this  
field.

Let me now if you have questions or any idea on how to improve this.

Thanks
-Vincent

On Jun 17, 2008, at 4:37 PM, Vincent Massol wrote:

> Hi everyone,
>
> Just to let you know that I've taken the liberty of adding a new
> custom field in JIRA for Core called "Development Priority" with 3
> values: low, medium and high. The idea is to categorize all our jira
> issues with this field in order to prioritize our efforts. Note that
> we're not using the existing Priority field since that field
> represents the priority from the user's point of view.
>
> Thus you're going to see lots of issue notifications coming in...
> sorry about that.
>
> If you don't agree about a given priority let us know as a comment in
> the issue. Note that the priorities are global, i.e. compared with
> other existing jira issues and not absolute.
>
> Thanks
> -Vincent
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