Continuum JIRA

[Wendy Smoak-3]

I'm moving things around in JIRA trying to deal with the 200+ issues
in the 'Unscheduled' bucket.

There are bunch of feature requests that I don't feel comfortable
scheduling for 1.x -- quite possibly no one will ever work on them.
So I added "Reviewed" to the list of versions with the description,
"Has been reviewed and seems reasonable, but there are no plans to
implement it."

If it's a bug I can reproduce, I'm putting it in 1.4.x for consideration.

If I can't reproduce it, I'm leaving it in Unscheduled with a comment.
 If it has some comments but hasn't been validated in a reasonable
amount of time, I'm closing it as incomplete.

Comments and alternate ideas welcome...

--
Wendy

[brettporter]

Sounds good.

On 05/09/2009, at 8:55 AM, Wendy Smoak wrote:

> I'm moving things around in JIRA trying to deal with the 200+ issues
> in the 'Unscheduled' bucket.
>
> There are bunch of feature requests that I don't feel comfortable
> scheduling for 1.x -- quite possibly no one will ever work on them.
> So I added "Reviewed" to the list of versions with the description,
> "Has been reviewed and seems reasonable, but there are no plans to
> implement it."
>
> If it's a bug I can reproduce, I'm putting it in 1.4.x for  
> consideration.
>
> If I can't reproduce it, I'm leaving it in Unscheduled with a comment.
> If it has some comments but hasn't been validated in a reasonable
> amount of time, I'm closing it as incomplete.
>
> Comments and alternate ideas welcome...
>
> --
> Wendy

[Emmanuel Venisse-2]

Thanks Wendy

Emmanuel

On Sat, Sep 5, 2009 at 12:55 AM, Wendy Smoak <wsmoak@...> wrote:

> I'm moving things around in JIRA trying to deal with the 200+ issues
> in the 'Unscheduled' bucket.
>
> There are bunch of feature requests that I don't feel comfortable
> scheduling for 1.x -- quite possibly no one will ever work on them.
> So I added "Reviewed" to the list of versions with the description,
> "Has been reviewed and seems reasonable, but there are no plans to
> implement it."
>
> If it's a bug I can reproduce, I'm putting it in 1.4.x for consideration.
>
> If I can't reproduce it, I'm leaving it in Unscheduled with a comment.
>  If it has some comments but hasn't been validated in a reasonable
> amount of time, I'm closing it as incomplete.
>
> Comments and alternate ideas welcome...
>
> --
> Wendy
>

[Wendy Smoak-3]

There are currently 34 Unscheduled issues which are waiting for
confirmation or updates.  I've been giving them ~3 weeks with no
response before closing them as incomplete.

I had added a "Reviewed" version and after some irc discussion I've
just combined "1.x" and "Reviewed" into simply "Backlog".

Some of it still needs to be validated, for example I'm not interested
in running Continuum on Tomcat or digging into the XMLRPC interface,
so those kinds of issues haven't been reproduced.

There are some scripts over at Maven that list the issues with the
most votes, it might be interesting to get some automated
notifications going to increase visibility on what users are having
trouble with.

--
Wendy

[brettporter]

On 17/09/2009, at 8:24 AM, Wendy Smoak wrote:

> There are currently 34 Unscheduled issues which are waiting for
> confirmation or updates.  I've been giving them ~3 weeks with no
> response before closing them as incomplete.

Thanks Wendy! I can appreciate how much work that was - now let's all  
keep it up to date :)

I guess we could start by making sure the list for 1.3.5 is complete  
for GA...

>
> I had added a "Reviewed" version and after some irc discussion I've
> just combined "1.x" and "Reviewed" into simply "Backlog".

+1, much prefer that naming.

> There are some scripts over at Maven that list the issues with the
> most votes, it might be interesting to get some automated
> notifications going to increase visibility on what users are having
> trouble with.

I think those are just because the issues are spread among projects. I  
don't find auto-mailing that useful in this case... we can just visit:

http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/CONTINUUM?report=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.project:popularissues-panel

Right?

- Brett