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[Koha-devel] Bug questions from meeting
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MJ Ray |
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[Koha-devel] Bug questions from meeting |
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Wed Aug 6 13:10:07 2003 |
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http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=557
seems to be specific to a single site. How should we handle it?
It seems that we will have a fix for
http://bugs.koha.org/cgi-bin/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=561
today but should there be a category for "Templates"?
Other edited highlights of the shortened meeting:
<slef> 59 bugs open, 6 new this week, 310 bugfixes awaiting checking,
0 awaiting closure
<owen> If you don't mind, could you talk about 'bugfixes awaiting
checking'? What needs to be done there?
<slef> Those are bugs that a developer says they fixed, but no-one has
checked that independently. It shows up on koha if you search
for bugs marked "RESOLVED" against 1.9x and 2.0 version. If you
have a 2.0 pre-release koha running, you can check to see if a
bug reported as fixed before it was released really is.
<owen> So anyone can (and should) go in and check those fixes?
<slef> Yes, please. I'm still plodding through installer fixes, so I've
not done any for a few weeks.
<slef> It would be great if we can catch any half-fixed bugs before 2.0.0
<slef> 2.0.0pre2 was released on 9 July
<slef> The bug life cycle is something like: reported -> NEW -> ASSIGNED
-> RESOLVED -> VERIFIED -> CLOSED
<slef> right now, we're not getting that many reports, but things seem
to go from NEW to RESOLVED quite quick and they get stuck there
just now.
<slef> owen: oh, small point: the developers of that part of koha should
not be the ones to mark a bug VERIFIED I think
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