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[Gnu-arch-users] IRC refinements to the game
From: |
Tom Lord |
Subject: |
[Gnu-arch-users] IRC refinements to the game |
Date: |
Fri, 16 Jan 2004 16:08:23 -0800 (PST) |
Good ideas from #arch:
Assign numbers to bugs when they arrive in "incoming" instead of
"queue".
A bug file can be called <number>.<short-name> where <number> is the
permanent id of the bug and <short-name> can be changed over time.
The sum of the two previous ideas is that bugmasters aren't required
to come up with unique <short-name>s for every new bug.
Derive the inventory id tag of a bug file from the <number> for that
bug. Modulo a bugmaster just outright deleting a bug file, this is
sufficient to ensure that bug numbers won't be re-used (since arch
would complain about duplicate tags). It also guards against bug
files being accidentally renamed in a way that would change their
number.
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gatekeepers need a way to surrender bugs they have previously picked.
(I.e., there needs to be a root from "I own that bug" back to "Not
_my_ problem")
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In the long run, "closed/rejected/rotted" bugs need a way to migrate
out of the bugs tree.
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-t
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