Am 24.01.2012 16:11, schrieb François Pinard:
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
started a Blueprint delivering the reasons for the kind of proceeding
tried currently
https://blueprints.launchpad.net/python-mode/+spec/pymacs
Think such a Blueprint might be a good place for listing pros and cons.
Using Make has it's merits too, bien sure.
Andreas
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