Re: Release status
Peter Makholm wrote:
> Richard Braakman <dark@xs4all.nl> writes:
>
> > - Bugs. The number of release-critical bugs is over 200 and growing.
>
> I think 2 of them are mine. Both of them concerns just one feature of
> the package. If the bugs still exist at the freeze my plan is:
>
> - Exclude the feature from the package
> - File a wishlistbug to include it again
> - Downgrade all bug concerning the feature to wishliststatus
> - Merge all bug concerning the feature
> - Kill the rest of the bugs in the package (if I can)
But the freeze time is not for fixing bugs we already know about -- we
can fix those right now. It's for testing what we're about to release,
and fixing the bugs we find. I do not plan to go into the freeze with
a significant number of release-critical bugs still open.
At freeze time, it will be too late to do what you propose; the package
will instead be removed from frozen.
> I think it's a good plan but if freeze date depends of the number of
> release critical bugs I probally should put it into work before.
Exactly.
Richard Braakman
P.S. I've reconsidered some things while writing this, and I'll write
them up soon. Right now I just got back from vacation and I'm still
catching up on my mail. But the point remains that the time to fix
bugs is right now.
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