Andreas Röhler <andreas.roeh...@online.de> writes: > And indeed: it helps to forget. Thus living relaxed with all the fuss > stored savely [within bug trackers] until the end of times - :)
Don't sleep too comfortably! I often saw bug trackers losing bugs, yet I agree that they got more solid and dependable over time, but not fully. > Now use it as a kind of notebook, sometimes splitting reports into > pieces still. Delivers a good reference when filtered. Relaxing and > animating likewise. Exactly. bug trackers are tools for *maintainers*. Whatever makes them comfortable and happy. They can refile, tag, sort, split, as much as they want. This may be their choice and sandboxes. These tools may *also* be convenient for users too, at least as a way, among others, to let them know what is (not) happening. I do understand they may be useful for everybody. As long as maintainers do not become fascist about them, I've no problem. :-) François _______________________________________________ Python-mode mailing list Python-mode@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-mode
