https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=411285
--- Comment #7 from Filipus Klutiero <chea...@gmail.com> --- (In reply to Nate Graham from comment #6) > I'm sorry this isn't going how you expect. But it's the way the system is > designed to work: if the requested information is not provided, the bug > eventually gets closed as RESOLVED WORKSFORME. That's not how it was designed to work. Your bot makes things "work" that way, but the system itself doesn't "work" that way, and it's not designed for such a bot. If you don't want to disclose who's behind the bot, at least have it disabled. What could possibly be done instead is to propose that KDE, as an organization, adapts bugs.kde.org to reach your objectives in a proper and integrated way. > This is merely a short way of > saying "the respondent never provided the requested information proving that > it's an actionable issue, so we are closing the bug because we do not keep > un-actionable bugs open." I don't know what you mean by "the respondent", but in any case that is not at all all it says. As documentation shows, setting to RESOLVED WORKSFORME says all of the following: 1. That the issue was resolved. 2. That all attempts at reproducing the problem failed. 3. That the contributor who set resolution to WORKSFORME failed to reproduce. 4. That the contributor who set resolution to WORKSFORME read "the code" and concluded it should not cause the reported behavior. 5. That the ticket is a bug report (implied by the above). > That's the way the system is designed to work. I don't see any actual > problem here. In that case, thanks for resetting resolution (it seems I cannot do that trivially). Resolution INTENTIONAL only applies to actual problems. If you do not see the problem reported by a ticket, you can set it to NEEDSINFO, *not* to INTENTIONAL. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
