Hi, I only speak about bug report/patchs for GLPI.
Plugins have their own worklow. Le mar 21/06/11 10:06, Emmanuel Lacour elac...@easter-eggs.com a écrit: (...) > but makes hard to track those bugs, find them, reference them, etc... Not at all. Each confirmed bugs are report on the bug tracker. It's only a pre-validation.... > many free software projects uses bug trackers without much difficulty. > even some managed by a small sized company. And ? Please don't use this kind of argument. It's a very bad way to justify anything... We seem perhaps idiots but we have already try this workflow and the bugtracker became an awfull piece of shit with a ununderstandable, incomplete, wrong, french, spanish, italian reports etc... So for our confort and health we have choose the actual process. > it should be enough to just request users to create a redmine account > (with captcha in register page) before being allowed to report bugs. We use captcha on the forum and we have a lot of spamers that register anyway. > it should force users to think a little bit before reporting bugs (...) In god you trust ! (...) > to be explicit, my current deal is that I have a customer that gives > me money to fix glpi bugs he found and it's just a pain for me to submit > patches and to follow their inclusion in svn. So this is a real need. Two ways : - Submit your patch on the dev mailing list, you would have an answer and a developper would give you the ticket number on the bug tracker. You could folllow the treament of the ticket. it's seems to be very easy... - Register on the forge and ask for a bugtracker access. But if you do wrong things, you will be fired ;) Best regards, -- Jean-Mathieu Doléans GLPI-PROJECT.ORG _______________________________________________ Glpi-dev mailing list Glpi-dev@gna.org https://mail.gna.org/listinfo/glpi-dev
