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>> The bigger issue is that they let it get this bad. In order to get this this point, they would have had to systematically fail triage bugs when they come it,
by winteriscoming 10y ago
>> The bigger issue is that they let it get this bad. In order to get this this point, they would have had to systematically fail triage bugs when they come it, fail to track them as they're fixed, and fail to rectify the problem for over two years.
In reality, it's not that easy. There have been times where, in projects that I have been involved, I wanted to fix a certain issue but the time required to setup, reproduce, investigate, fix and test against that and other versions, just adds up to a point where you cannot focus on the other equally important (new development) tasks at hand. So overtime, issues which might look easy to fix or interesting, do get piled up.
- ianderf 10y ago> time required to setup, reproduce, investigate, fix and test against that and other versions And that's not the case again. I already provided all information to reproduce that bug easily. PS "bugs", actually. They've closed several bugs that I reported, though notified me about one only.
- winteriscoming 10y agoI am not denying that many bugs that got closed might still be relevant and reproducible. What I meant in my comment was that this doesn't look like a bad or some kind of "we don't acknowledge or care about these issues" move. Rather this appears to be an attempt at getting the bug reports into a more relevant and manageable state.
- ianderf 10y ago> getting the bug reports into a more relevant and manageable state What means that somebody got them into the unmanageable state, in the first place.