---- On Tue, 10 Apr 2018 10:50:19 -0700 Albert Astals Cid<[email protected]> wrote ---- > El dimarts, 10 d’abril de 2018, a les 19:43:51 CEST, Nate Graham va > escriure: > > ---- On Tue, 10 Apr 2018 10:29:54 -0700 Albert Astals Cid<[email protected]> > > wrote ---- > > > Of course it makes sense for wishlists to be confirmed. > > > > > > OPEN -> Nobody's looked at it yet > > > CONFIRMED -> Somebody looked at it and is a wish that makes sense. > > > > A "confirmed" status only makes sense as a contrast to "unconfirmed". For > > bugs, we want that status because bugs that have been triaged and cannot > > be > > reproduced yet may be reproducible by someone else at some point in the > > future. > > > > But for wishes it's different: if a "confirmed" status for a wishlist bug > > means "Somebody looked at it and it is a wish that makes sense", then the > > corresponding opposite "unconfirmed" status would be "Somebody looked at > > it > > and it is NOT a wish that makes sense." In this case, the correct course > > of > > action is to close it as RESOLVED WONTFIX or INVALID; there is no need to > > keep open a wishlist bug that the developers have no intention of > > implementing. > > So how do you propose i differentiate with items i have looked at from the > ones i have not looked at yet when doing a search in bugzilla if they are > both > marked as OPEN?
Ah I see what you mean now. Yes, that makes sense. Nate
