On 2011-11-19 09:15, Simon King wrote:
> NEVER close a ticket, unless you are release manager.
>
> In particular, DO NOT change the resolution into "won't fix" or
> "duplicate". Instead, write in a commend that you suggest that the
> release manager choses that resolution, put it "positive review"
Hi!
On 19 Nov., 04:52, Keshav Kini wrote:
> I was told to set the ticket to Positive Review, as it catches Jeroen's
> eye. Maybe that's not the correct thing to do, though.
Yes, so I was told as well:
NEVER close a ticket, unless you are release manager.
In particular, DO NOT change the resolu
I was told to set the ticket to Positive Review, as it catches Jeroen's
eye. Maybe that's not the correct thing to do, though.
-Keshav
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> So I'm not so convinced it is a good idea to let the original person close
> the ticket.
Let's drop it then :-)
Nathann
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On 01/ 7/11 04:07 PM, Nathann Cohen wrote:
Could the ticket creator be granted the right to close it ? It happens
really often that I create a ticket, then write the actual patches weeks
(months) afterwards, having long forgotten about the first ticket.
Alternatively, when a patch is written as a
Could the ticket creator be granted the right to close it ? It happens
really often that I create a ticket, then write the actual patches weeks
(months) afterwards, having long forgotten about the first ticket.
Alternatively, when a patch is written as a part of another one
Well, if we have
On Jan 7, 1:48 pm, koffie wrote:
> In several places in the documentation it says you shouldn't close
> tickets if you have never done the release management.
>
> Since it's so trivial to fix maybe we should change the needed rights
> to change the
> status to prevent someone unknowing to close
