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I guess what matters is: do they get tended to, cleaned up regularly, and do people get to them eventually? In my experience, the answer is usually no.
by makmanalp 11y ago
I guess what matters is: do they get tended to, cleaned up regularly, and do people get to them eventually? In my experience, the answer is usually no.
- ryandrake 11y agoIf a bug has been in the software for years, and tons of people aren't complaining about it, does it really need to be gotten to eventually? Those should be resolved as "won't fix".
- simoncion 11y agoI can't agree. When I find myself in the mood, and with a bit of time on my hands, investigating -and sometimes fixing- these low-priority bugs is often a fun and useful way to spend an otherwise wasted part of a workday.