Re: Which unresolved bugs block a release?

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Matthias Clasen wrote:
On Thu, 2007-03-22 at 13:07 -0500, Josh Boyer wrote:
These bugs fall into 2 categories:
1) Bugs which are simply being ignored by @redhat.com people who need to be hit
    with the cluebat (repeatedly)
Don't make statements like that.  They aren't helpful in any manner.
You cannot claim that they are intentionally ignoring them.  Hitting
people with the "update your bugs" cluebat that have a massive amount of
bugs simply does not work and does not help solve the problem.


If you want to be helpful, add a comment "fixed in x.y.z" if you find
bugs that no longer apply. That will make it much easier to quickly
close it the next time the package maintainer comes across the bug.


I always do that (and close them) for bugs I fixed myself.

Matthias, you're one of the @redhat.com people I know to be pretty responsive most of the time. However unfortunately you have colleagues who aren't response to BZ entries, this is not good and someone needs to talk to these people about it. I understand that there are busy times and very busy times @redhat, still I see a huge differences between individual @redhat people in how responsive they are. I can give a list of positive examples (you included), but funny enough not negative examples, because I have so little interaction with these people that I don't know / remember there names! Still I know they exist because some of the bugs I file get assigned to them and then completely disappear of the radar.

Regards,

Hans

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