Zope Bug Day August 2002 was an unqualified success, with our largest bug total squashed to date: 45! The number of still-open collector issues dropped by almost 25%. Thanks to all those who participated! More information on Zope Bug Days can be found at http://dev.zope.org/CVS/BugDays. I think it would be good to hold another one in September; how's the 11th at 9 AM US/Eastern? (For the curious, we squashed #101, #115, #121, #46, #129, #27, #297, #29, #148, #461, #497, #38, #501, #106, #453, #69, #37, #40, #74, #95, #82, #507, #53, #168, #408, #81, #83, #90, #93, #104, #113, #61, #117, #127, #132, #134, #152, #268, #192, #13, #92, #179, #177, #518, AND #332.) -- Matt Behrens <matt.behrens@kohler.com>
On Quarta 14 Agosto 2002 16:32, Behrens Matt - Grand Rapids wrote: | Zope Bug Day August 2002 was an unqualified success, with our largest | bug total squashed to date: 45! The number of still-open collector | issues dropped by almost 25%. Thanks to all those who participated! | | More information on Zope Bug Days can be found at | http://dev.zope.org/CVS/BugDays. I think it would be good to hold | another one in September; how's the 11th at 9 AM US/Eastern? | | (For the curious, we squashed #101, #115, #121, #46, #129, #27, #297, | #29, #148, #461, #497, #38, #501, #106, #453, #69, #37, #40, #74, #95, | #82, #507, #53, #168, #408, #81, #83, #90, #93, #104, #113, #61, #117, | #127, #132, #134, #152, #268, #192, #13, #92, #179, #177, #518, AND #332.) Yeah, of course. I will make sure that Bin Laden can join us this time :-/. []'s -- Sidnei da Silva (dreamcatcher) <sidnei@x3ng.com.br> X3ng Web Technology <http://www.x3ng.com.br> GNU/Linux user 257852 Debian GNU/Linux 3.0 (Sid) 2.4.18 ppc As a computer, I find your faith in technology amusing.
Matt Behrens writes:
Zope Bug Day August 2002 was an unqualified success, with our largest bug total squashed to date: 45! The number of still-open collector issues dropped by almost 25%. Thanks to all those who participated! ... I want to note that I am *very* pleased with recent Collector activities!
Dieter
From: "Dieter Maurer" <dieter@handshake.de>
Matt Behrens writes:
Zope Bug Day August 2002 was an unqualified success, with our largest bug total squashed to date: 45! The number of still-open collector issues dropped by almost 25%. Thanks to all those who participated! ... I want to note that I am *very* pleased with recent Collector activities!
Dieter
Yeah! Of course, I forgot it was a bug day, and I saw the collector mailbombing me - I was about to file a bug report on it, I couldn't believe that much activity was genuine! :) Good work guys! Adrian... -- Adrian Hungate EMail: adrian@haqa.co.uk Web: http://www.haqa.co.uk
Adrian Hungate wrote:
Yeah! Of course, I forgot it was a bug day, and I saw the collector mailbombing me - I was about to file a bug report on it, I couldn't believe that much activity was genuine! :)
Well, there were a lot of 'rejected' issues and a fair few deferals too. I'm mildly concerned about some of those rejections being premature and some of the deferals being used just to bury stuff 'cos no-one has time to deal with them right now. Still, it's nice to see activity at the very least :-) cheers, Chris
On Fri, Aug 16, 2002 at 09:58:38AM +0100, Chris Withers wrote:
Well, there were a lot of 'rejected' issues and a fair few deferals too. I'm mildly concerned about some of those rejections being premature and some of the deferals being used just to bury stuff 'cos no-one has time to deal with them right now.
Yes, there were a lot of rejections. Out of the ones I myself made, most were due to the bug report being invalid -- that happens a *lot* with any issue reporting system. Several also had to be dumped because more info was asked for six months ago and never received. We discussed most of them on IRC, which was truly the real benefit of having a Bug Day: getting that rough consensus needed to take action. I also made several resolutions, most of which were bugs that were fixed before, advertently or inadvertently. Very little code was checked in; most resolutions seemed to be bugs that had already disappeared for one reason or another. I consider this a good thing. :-) -- Matt Behrens <matt@zigg.com> <URL:http://zigg.com/>
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