[Lazarus] Silly bugtracker question

Martin lazarus at mfriebe.de
Wed Nov 30 00:56:29 CET 2011


On 29/11/2011 21:50, Bart wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Here's a silly question.
>
> In the Lazarus bugtracker we have>  1600 issues marked as resolved.
> A little under half of them are>  1 year old.
>
> Shouldn't most of these issues be closed (preferrably not by hand), or
> doesn't it matter anyhow?
>


I don't know if there is any rule in place, what closed vs resolved 
should mean.

If an issue is fixed then it gets set to resolved, this allows the 
original reporter to add further notes or reopen the issue.  So issues 
should definitely be in resolved state first and for some time.

Currently sometimes closing is left to the reporter, who sometimes is no 
longer around...

IMHO a rule that mores sense is to close them, when a release is made 
that contains the fix, that way people who do not follow trunk, will see 
resolved issues if they search for something.




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