Hi Chris,
I believe we could introduce a issue ticket tracker without cost to you.
I'd be curious to hear input from other significant OSG developers about
whether they
use an issue tracker in their work, if they find it effective and useful, and
if they
believe it would be similarly useful to OSG.
My opinion is that on a large project, bug tracking is only effective if
you have a dedicated crew (one or more people) doing the bug triage and
assignment. If we don't have that level of involvement from others to
make sure duplicates are marked, invalid bugs are closed and priorities
are assigned, then the workload on Robert will increase.
Unless we have a few people who want to commit to doing that and stay in
that post for a reasonable amount of time, a bug tracking tool will just
become a dump of issues which will be impossible to sift through and
make sense of.
However, the flipside is that it can be really effective with the right
bug wranglers. Once again I point out the Mozilla project as one great
example, and there are many more.
J-S
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