Re: RFC: Review with Flags (Version 4)

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Kevin Fenzi wrote:
On Wed, 07 Feb 2007 23:55:16 -0500
wtogami@xxxxxxxxxx (Warren Togami) wrote:

Fedora Review Flag States
=========================
fedora-review BLANK
	I want a review, or a past reviewer gave up.
fedora-review?
	Under Review, ASSIGNED to reviewer
fedora-review-
	Denied and needs work, NEEDINFO to owner

I would very much prefer if fedora-review - flag was used when the
review was totally rejected only. Ie, the license was unacceptable, or
the submitter decided to withdraw the submission.

+1

Review Process
==============
1. Review Request is filed
	fedora-review is BLANK
	Assigned to nobody
2. Reviewer Takes a Request
	fedora-review is ?
	Assigned to reviewer
3a. If review denied and needs work
	Comment
	fedora-review-
	NEEDINFO to whoever needs to fix it.

I see no value in flipping between - and ? on the fedora-review flag.
It doesn't provide any more information really. It will often not get done by the submitter since they don't know they need to do so. It's another bugzilla knob to change on almost every exchange between submitter and reviewer. If it has a 'DENIED' email like it does now for the core reviews, it
has a negative connotation and will make the submitter think they
aren't getting anywhere and should just give up.

+1

It seems that most of us seem to think that way, but we cannot seem to get through to Warren. Warren why do you insist on this. Things were never done in FE this way. What problem with the old procedure are you trying to fix?

Regards,

Hans

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