[Adium-devl] Leopard Tickets

[Elliott Harris]

I think we should probably keep the tickets around and opened. If we  
ask the users to reopen tickets on release day, chances are they  
probably won't. I say we either pick a version for the tickets to go  
into, or plan a compatibility release for Leopard. That way, all  
Leopard related tickets simply go to that version, and that's all we  
fix for said version.

Alternatively, we could also just created a Leopard milestone that is  
really just a holding ground for Leopard bugs, and assign them all  
there.

-Elliott
On Jun 13, 2007, at 10:33 AM, Eric Richie wrote:

> Hey guys,
>   I've noticed that since the beginning of WWDC our number of Leopard
> related tickets is starting to increase.  I talked to Chris about  
> this and
> it was decided that we would ask for input as to how we should  
> handle these.
> Obviously we can't commit fixes for the issues mentioned and it's also
> possible that the issue itself could change before it goes final.   
> Should we
> just make an official policy of closing them as invalid and telling  
> the
> submitter to reopen it one release day if it's still a problem, or  
> should we
> keep them around for those of you running Leopard to maintain  
> locally and
> then commit as soon as it's no longer NDA'd (yes, I know, October is  
> a VERY
> long time from now so I don't really like this idea either).  Just  
> looking
> for some additional input on this issue.
>
> -Eric
>
>
>
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