On Fri, 7 May 2004, Dieter Maurer wrote:
Ken Manheimer wrote at 2004-5-7 09:42 -0400:
... It can sometimes pay off in workflow configuration to consistently pick verbs that describe the actions in a generic way
You can view "won't fix" as a verb, like in
"we won't fix this bug".
Well, the action now is called "wontfix". (Next time i or someone gets time, it would not take much to repair my stupid misunderstanding about .listFilteredActionsFor() to get a nicer "Won't fix" lable associated with the action.) I must say (since the conversation's continuing), i still like "refuse". If there were a chance that collector issues were to be managed with other kinds of requests - for access, property, appointments, etc - then i could see where "wontfix" is too specific - they could all be acted on with "accept", "refuse", "reject", etc. But that generalization probably ain't gonna happen, not with this incarnation of the collector. Also, the action for taking on a request in order to fix the problem is not called "Will fix", it's "accept". "Refuse" is a nicer complement than "wontfix". Still, "wontfix" is easier to recognize in the context of bug reports, so what the heck. Ken klm@zope.com