[Bugsquad] BugSquad KMail Triage

[Jaime Torres]

> Jaime likes the idea (does that mean you're in? :)).

Yes, I'm in. I'm not sure I could check 30 kdepim bugs/week (I'm not  
speedy gonzales), but I'm in.

Talking about options 1) and 2).

What about an 1 and a half?

A mailing list with replies that have special format in the subject to  
know if they need
a second opinion, got assigned, are invalid,....
(I'll configure my mail reader to show conversations threads !!!)

An automatic way in b.k.o. to reassign from the mailing-list to the good  
assignee
depending on the product and subproduct.

Best Regards
Jaime.


En Tue, 14 Oct 2008 15:18:05 +0200, Michael Leupold <lemma at confuego.org>  
escribió:

> On Tuesday 14 October 2008, George Goldberg wrote:
>> On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 1:33 PM, mario tuling <kdebug at iera.de> wrote:
>> > On Sunday 12 October 2008 23:55:38 Allen Winter wrote:
>> > i got an additional idea about that:
>> >
>> > the problem is, you dont directly see which bugs are already triaged,  
>> so
>> > we could do a policy like: if you triaged the bug, reply to the  
>> bugreport
>> > in the mailing list.
>> > everyone could see then which reports do not have a reply and are
>> > therefore untriaged.
>>
>> Surely the idea is that when a bug is triaged, it is reassigned to the
>> usual KMail assignee from the bugsquad-triage list?
>
> I'm not quite sure how to handle it yet. But basically we can choose  
> between:
> 1. Having an additional mailinglist as proposed. We won't have to reply  
> to
> bugs individually as bugz should cc the mailinglist to every change.
> 2. Having some queries to find out which bugs are new. This doesn't  
> sound as
> promising as you'd have to start searching whenever you want to do  
> incoming
> triage.
>
> So I think we should go for (1) - even if it's currently not scalable.  
> But
> more importantly we'll have to find someone to do it. So far Mario opted  
> in,
> Jaime likes the idea (does that mean you're in? :)). Do you think you get
> along with around 30 bugs a week or do we need more?
>
> Regards,
> Michael



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