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Re: 0 RC bugs == releasable quality?



Le lun 25/08/2003 à 21:22, Mark Howard a écrit :
> Should we have another measure for when packages are releasable in
> addition to RC bugs. For example, does having >100 minor bugs means that a
> package is unsuitable for stable?
> I know the default answer is that it's the package maintainer's decision
> - but I don't know what to decide! Also, saying <200 non-RC bugs might
> be a useful QA metric.

That doesn't mean much. A small package may have large usability
problems with 2 or 3 normal bugs, while 200 bugs in XFree won't make it
unsuitable for stable. I guess that's why it's up to the maintainer.
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