Am Freitag, 10.01.03 um 21:02 Uhr schrieb gk:
I am trying to help with PHP. But this experience makes me feel like
it is not worth it.
Can anyone give me some clarification.
Is there a common agreement on what constitutes a bug?
I have worked as Sr. SQA engineer for many years and have always
I am trying to help with PHP. But this experience makes me feel like it is
not worth it.
Can anyone give me some clarification.
Is there a common agreement on what constitutes a bug?
I have worked as Sr. SQA engineer for many years and have always worked
under the understanding that crashes are
| I have worked as Sr. SQA engineer for many years and have always worked
| under the understanding that crashes are unacceptible - no matter what
| caused them: code should be able to handle bad data and not crash.
Agreed, IMO, if it in fact crashes, it is not bogus.
Brian Moon
dealnews.com
Thanks for sticking with the issue, Greg.
If I may make an objective observation... Random users constantly submit
issues to the bug database that are clearly not problems with PHP, issues
that are better addressed in the mailing lists. I imagine it must be
frustrating to the QA team to have
Since you have lots of experience doing QA, you probably already
understand this and maybe you have some ideas for how the process can
improve.
This was the best thing said in ages regards QA, bug reporting and
bogusment.
Thanks.
Leon
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