ext Igor Stoppa <[email protected]> writes: > Said this, I think it must be accepted that we are not very close yet to > the point where also HW design and FW source code are open, so it will > be inevitable that some bugs will be tracked all the way down to the > lower levels and then the visibility will stop.
But that doesn't mean that the whole history of the bug so far has to be hidden. Simply saying that the issue is now tracked somewhere else and that you will come back with the result should be enough. I think we have traditionally been worried about someone _filing_ a bug in a public place that he has found on secret hardware. For example, Nokia might pay someone to test MeeGo software on an upcoming super secret phone model, and the tester then files the bug he/she finds, dutifully identifying the exact hardware device has has used. which gived away the existence of that device, it's code name, some hints about a schedule, maybe some hardware features, etc. _______________________________________________ MeeGo-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.meego.com/listinfo/meego-dev
