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Daniel Berlin dberlin@dberlin.org
Tue Feb 25 18:22:00 GMT 2003


On Tuesday, February 25, 2003, at 04:00  AM, Nathanael Nerode wrote:

>>>  (Am I wrong?)  What will happen
>>> to the exceedingly useful 'class'?
>
>> I can throw it into the keywords field automatically if you like, but
>> it'll be a few days to get it right.
>
> That would be fine.  Some suggestions on the keyword conversion:
>
> * wrong-code, ice-on-legal-code, ice-on-illegal-code, rejects-legal, 
> and
> accepts-illegal should become keywords.  This information *needs* to be
> kept, not dropped.
>
Done (They'll appear later today when i do a database update)
> * pessimizes-code should probably become a keyword too, though I couuld
> be convinced otherwise.
>
Done.

> * sw-bug should be dropped; it's the catch-all category for
> unclassified PRs.
>
Dropped.
> * duplicate should really map to whatever Bugzilla uses for duplicate
> tracking.
>
It is already:
if (defined($pr_data{"Class"}) && $pr_data{"Class"} =~ /^duplicate/o) {
       $resolution = "DUPLICATE";
     } elsif (defined($pr_data{"Class"}) && $pr_data{"Class"} =~ 
/^mistaken/o) {
       $resolution = "INVALID";
    ....


> * doc-bug could map to a 'documentation' component, or be a keyword; 
> I'm
> not sure which would be better.
>

> * change-request should map to a severity, I believe.
>

It is already (it's mapped to severity "enhancement").

I accidently did a case sensitive grep for class when i said we ignore 
class completely.
The above cases are, however, the only previous uses until now 
(duplicate/mistaken/enhancement).

--Dan



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