This is a simple refresher on how to use the jira status/resolution workflow in
the fluid issue tracker http://issues.fluidproject.org
1) Create a jira
Initially it will be open and unresolved. You can assign the jira to someone in
particular or leave it unassigned.
2) Starting work
Assign the issue to yourself and start progress. This will let others know that
you are working on it.
3) Stop work - not complete
If you are no longer working on an issue and it hasn't been resolved, stop
progress. You may also wish to unassign yourself. Also, leave a comment(s) with
all of the relevant information you have collected along the way.
4) Stop work - pull request
If you have completed the work and submitted a pull request, change the status
to Needs Commit and put a link to the pull request in the comments.
5) Work complete - resolved
Should only be marked when the work is complete (e.g. pull request merged into
the project repo). However, this signifies that there is something more to be
done, such as more testing or verification. Please leave a detailed comment
about what is left and why it was resolved. If a pull request was merged, leave
a comment detailing the revision it was merged in at.
6) Work complete - closed
After all the work is complete (e.g. pull request merged into the project
repo), mark the issue as closed. If a pull request was merged, leave a comment
detailing the revision it was merged in at. Ensure that the fix for version is
set to the upcoming release.
Thanks
Justin
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