On Thu, 1 Nov 2007 18:45:08 -0700 Dan Price <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> - Is there an equivalent to "see also"? I realize that there
> are "Blocks" and "Depends on" but that's not the same as
> the broader bugster bidirectional see-also mechanism, which
> I have really come to like.
It'd be nice:
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12286
> - Is there an equivalent to a "call record"? One thing I
> disliked in the mozilla.org bugzilla is that bugs would
> wind up with 50% of the comments being "why haven't you
> fixed this yet?" interspersed with the actual engineering
> dialog.
Anything that would eliminate those "why haven't you fixed this
yet?" comments, or give people a separate place to fix them, would be
great. We've discussed various options on various bugs, but nothing has
fit the Bugzilla method of working perfectly, and also solved the
problem in an acceptable fashion.
> - Description field not nearly big enough when filing bugs.
> Maybe add a "make it bigger" button, as Roller did at some
> point.
Depending on how your preferences are set, if you have
JavaScript enabled it should expand when you click in it.
> - Sure would be nice to be able to look up people to assign
> bugs to, etc. in a directory... is there integration with
> a name service available?
Type a part of their real name or their full name into the
field, and if the "usermatchmode" parameter is set to "search" (by the
administrator) you will get a list of possible matches after you submit
the bug.
You can integrate Bugzilla with LDAP for account verification
purposes.
> - In list view, bugs light up when I roll my mouse over them.
> However, clicking does nothing until I remember that I have
> to click on the bug number. Maybe the lightup-on-rollover should
> go away? Seems like a false cue.
Instead I'd say they should be generally clickable. I think we
have a bug for that somewhere.
> - The default way to view a bug is called "showbug.cgi" but
> the activity represented is really about "editing a bug".
Only if you're logged in.
> I also played with the "new charts" feature a bit and have some
> comments:
In that case, you've done more with it than I've ever done. :-)
> Overall: It's fine, but I wish it was a little more web-2.0-ey in its
> approach to user interaction.
If you have some positive suggestions for how you'd like to see
the UI work instead of how it works now, we're always interested in a
fresh perspective.
-Max
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