Hi Xisco, *,

Xisco FaulĂ­ schreef op 5/06/2014 10:32:
does it make sense to include another status for the regression issues where the problematic commit has been identified ? I'm asking it because yesterday I spent some time on this task and I could chase down two regressions, one of them made by a Collabora developer ( I've already sent him an email ) and the other by a merged AOO commit.
I'm not sure about this.
If you did track the bug down to a single commit (or developer), I think the keyword 'regression' + whiteboard 'bibisected' + a ping on IRC/CC or email to the particular developer is the best way.

I think having the commit range, clear step-by-step actions, good summary/title and prioritizing is the most important in that case. I'm quite sure a developer who's willing to hunt down a regression will see the comment pointing towards a particular bug. Especially if you comment on it and place him/her in CC at once.

Kind regards,
Joren
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