Tom Berger wrote:
> The term 'Triaged' may be ambiguous in the broad use of language (almost
> all words, including 'yes' and 'no', are ambiguous in some contexts) but
> it has a unique meaning within the context of the Launchpad bug tracker.
It does seem that people think that that unique meaning
johndescs wrote:
> In addition I thought that the fact of containing all informations
> needed for developers was included in being a valid bug…
By valid bug I meant it is actually a bug and not someone
mis-configuring an application or something.
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bug status "triaged" is ambiguous
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Dean Sas a écrit :
> johndescs wrote:
>> Dean Sas said:
>> "triaged" means that it is a valid bug
>> Why not merely "valid" then? It is much more known and means what should be,
>> isn't it?
>
> You missed off the rest of my sentence, it's more than just being a
> valid bug, it's valid, plus "it
johndescs wrote:
> Dean Sas said:
> "triaged" means that it is a valid bug
> Why not merely "valid" then? It is much more known and means what should be,
> isn't it?
You missed off the rest of my sentence, it's more than just being a
valid bug, it's valid, plus "it has been properly prioritised a
