[Kdenlive-devel] Fixed bugs in Bug Tracker: Workflow?

[Mads Bondo Dydensborg]

Tirsdag 27 januar 2009 skrev Simon Eugster:
> Thanks! Is this graphics also available on mantis? 

I have an outstanding todo issue to make it available on the homepage. There 
actually is a policy document describing the process too.

> And who will review
> fixed features, e.g. my following ones?

The idea is that the updaters follow the Kdenlive-svn list, and just-do-it 
(tm). This was originally planned so, to allow jb to not have to update mantis 
when he commits. (Normally, I guess, the developer would "resolve" the issue, 
and the qa team would test, then "close" it, it the changes were sufficient).

Unfortunately, the updaters are a bit inactive at the moment. I have been hit 
hard by reallife in January (and is leaving for at least two weeks in 
February). Alberto has a defect laptop, doitux is busy, and I have not heard 
from Cinephiliac in a while :-( 

Luckily jmpoure does some testing/qa once in a while too.

> http://www.kdenlive.org/mantis/view.php?id=617
> http://www.kdenlive.org/mantis/view.php?id=607

I have already marked those as some I need to review.... but it might not be 
today. You could bug me on irc, see if I was available :-)

I have about 20-25 commits related to issues, that I need to review. I managed 
to do 5-6 Sunday, I am hoping to do at least 10 today. I am painfully aware of 
the upcoming release.

It would be great to get more updaters/reviewers.

Regards

Mads

>
> Simon
>
> 2009/1/27 Alberto Villa <villa.alberto at gmail.com>:
> > On Tue, Jan 27, 2009 at 8:27 AM, Simon Eugster <simon.eu at gmail.com> wrote:
> >> What is the usual workflow here when a bug has been fixed? Set the
> >> status to feedback until another person confirms that it has been
> >> fixed, or set the status to resolved directly?
> >
> > here it is (attached)
> > --
> > Alberto Villa <villa.alberto at gmail.com>
> >
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