[Xcb] Xlib/XCB bug fix: XID allocation

Barton C Massey bart at cs.pdx.edu
Sun Apr 2 12:44:38 PDT 2006


Heck, IMHO you should do it differently *this* time. :-)
Some reasons: (1) It's nice from a software engineering
perspective to have a record of bugs found and fixed.
Metrics can be useful, but must be driven by data.  (2) It
lets people know that something has changed in this area.
Can be really helpful in tracking down other bugs for those
who don't religiously follow the email list and the commit
logs.  (3) You may need to reopen the bug if you dorked
something.  The record gets weird at that point if you don't
have a bug already there to reopen.

Best would be to finish filing the bug report before you
start investigating the bug. :-)

	Bart

In message <20060402192257.GI14839 at id.minilop.net> you wrote:
> > Do fixes like this need a bugzilla bug?
> 
> I didn't think so. I was halfway through filing the bug report when I
> had finished testing the fix, and figured there wasn't any point in
> filing a bug report I was going to close immediately.
> 
> I'm happy to listen to reasons why I should do differently next time
> though...?


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