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From: Carl D. Sorensen
Subject: Bug status
Date: Tue, 10 Jun 2008 06:18:47 -0600


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>    1. Issue 437 in lilypond: alignAboveContext doesn't work as
>       expected (address@hidden)
>    2. Issue 65 in lilypond: \accepts has problems with \with
>       (lyrics   should be between staves)
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>    3. Issue 334 in lilypond: setting staff size not longer safe
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>    4. Issue 213 in lilypond: progerror \bendAfter
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>    5. Issue 313 in lilypond: missing warning for flat in changed
>       font (address@hidden)
>    6. Issue 588 in lilypond: Regression: LilyPond excessively slow
>       on        Windows XP (address@hidden)
>    7. Issue 498 in lilypond: completion heads loses tie
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>    8. Issue 608 in lilypond: Completion_heads_engraver not working
>       correctly - ignoring note-events + wrong ties
>       (address@hidden)
>    9. Issue 607 in lilypond: Completion_heads_engraver not working
>       correctly - wrong application of ties
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>   10. Issue 566 in lilypond: showStaffSwitch -> \staffSwitchOn
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> Subject: Issue 437 in lilypond: alignAboveContext doesn't work as
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> Issue 437: alignAboveContext doesn't work as expected
> http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=437
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> Comment #4 by v.villenave:
> Maybe we can keep it as an Enhancement request, indeed. I'm
> really not sure how/when/if it can be implemented, though.
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> Issue attribute updates:
>         Status: Accepted
>         Labels: -Priority-Medium Priority-Postponed
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> Date: Tue, 10 Jun 2008 02:38:17 -0700
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> Subject: Issue 65 in lilypond: \accepts has problems with \with
>         (lyrics         should be between staves)
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> Issue 65: \accepts has problems with \with  (lyrics should be
> between staves)
> http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=65
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> Comment #3 by v.villenave:
> Great! It works.
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> Issue attribute updates:
>         Status: Verified
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Valentin,

I may be wrong (after all, you're the bugmeister), but I think you are using 
status codes differently than they have been used in the past.

It appears that you use "Verified" when a bug is fixed.  In the past, I believe 
that "Verified" means that the bug report has been found to actually be a bug, 
and that "Fixed" is used when the bug is no longer occuring.

This is almost a complete reversal of the meaning of "Verified", from "It 
really is a bug, and I've demonstrated it" to "The bug has gone away".

I'm not part of the bug team, so I have only minimal input to this issue, but I 
think it's a potential source of confusion for those who use the bug tracker.

Carl Sorensen




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