Re: [RFC] Issue Tracker Cleanup

2013-03-15 Thread Paul Burba
On Thu, Mar 14, 2013 at 4:50 PM, Paul Burba wrote: > Whenever we approach a release we always face the question: Which of > our open issues are blockers for the upcoming release? Obviously as > we approach 1.8, anything with a target milestone of 1.8.0 is > (supposedly) a blocker. But what about

Re: [RFC] Issue Tracker Cleanup

2013-03-15 Thread C. Michael Pilato
On 03/14/2013 04:50 PM, Paul Burba wrote: > In the interests of sanity I propose we bulk assign all issues filed > before some arbitrary point in time to the 'unscheduled' milestone. I > suggest using the date 1.7.0 was tagged as that point, under the > assumption that any issues filed prior were

Re: [RFC] Issue Tracker Cleanup

2013-03-14 Thread Julian Foad
Paul Burba wrote: > Whenever we approach a release we always face the question: Which of > our open issues are blockers for the upcoming release?  Obviously as > we approach 1.8, anything with a target milestone of 1.8.0 is > (supposedly) a blocker.  But what about all the issues with the '---' > t

[RFC] Issue Tracker Cleanup

2013-03-14 Thread Paul Burba
Whenever we approach a release we always face the question: Which of our open issues are blockers for the upcoming release? Obviously as we approach 1.8, anything with a target milestone of 1.8.0 is (supposedly) a blocker. But what about all the issues with the '---' target milestone? Very old i