[Cin] Bug Tracking, again

[Andre Gronwald]

I think best bug tracking is most granular description of one bug.
Otherwise it is hard to document that some part is solved and another one
not.

And I would keep bugs in bugtacker, not in the mailing list. But for
information maybe a weekly report could be sent to the list?

Regards,
Andre

Am Di., 4. Dez. 2018, 09:44 hat Andrea paz <gamberucci.andrea at gmail.com>
geschrieben:

> Sorry, I still have a couple of questions about how to handle bug tracking.
> I wanted to ask for the following changes:
> a) Forum: you can change the title to insert, for example; [Solved].
> Another requirement is to insert a Logout button.
> b) Bug Tracker: As mentioned by Pierre, make sure that every bug you
> enter automatically results in a notification in the mailing-list. Put
> a Legend for visual symbols used to describe bugs (orange dash; red
> arrow, etc.).
> c) Documentation: Also include a link to the manual-CV for basic operation.
>
> 1) Are they requested by Bug Tracker --> new features, or is the
> mailing list always better and, after any discussion, create the
> request in Bug Tracker? I don't want to clog the page with useless or
> even wrong requests (for my ignorance).
> 2) Is it better to make 3 separate requests for a), b) and c)? Or is
> it better to split even more, for example in the case of the forum
> (a), make two separate requests for [Solved] and for Logout?
>
> I apologise again for the insistence, but I think that once these
> doubts have been resolved I should understand the best procedure to
> use.
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