> Pros:
> [Long and detailed list snipped]
Well, now I feel like a jerk for even bringing it up :-).
Some questions I still have, though:
*) How long until we could have a perl6 database up and functioning? I
think it would be wise to capture feature requests in there.
*) Will it forward email based on the category of the bug (core, standard
modules, etc.)?
*) Do you think it needs any updates for the Perl6 development format, and,
if so, would you like any help from us to make them?
*) What do you think about a new field in the bug report to hold a test?
This would make the bugmongers jobs easier in some cases, as there would
already be a failing test-case at hand. It could even be automated such
that if the test succeeds against bleedperl, the bug is immediately proposed
for closure as notabug.
++t
