[Libreoffice-qa] Lifecycle of builds?

[Pedro]

Hi Rainer


Rainer Bielefeld-2 wrote
> you are completely wrong, I doubt that you read the linked texts.

I did read the texts. Have you considered the hypothesis that YOU might be
wrong?

You are confusing QA work with a reporter's work. Someone who submits a bug
is going to report the version where he found the bug. He is not going to
install previous versions to check back. That is QA work.

So maybe there should be two separate fields: one for the reporter to
indicate in which version he observed the bug and another field for the QA
(or the reporter if he is willing to do that) to report in which version it
was first observed (if it is a new bug, i.e. not a regression then both
fields match)

In the QA field ALL versions including the 3.3 branch should show up. Maybe
in the user field only actively developed versions should show up? If bugs
are not going to be fixed in EOL branches it makes more sense to advise the
user to update to a live branch and then to report the bug if it still
exists...

Regards,
Pedro



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