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Because as the bug reports come, you need to care what "advanced option" combination was in play. After fixing you need to test all possible combinations - it's
by kubanczyk 7y ago
Because as the bug reports come, you need to care what "advanced option" combination was in play. After fixing you need to test all possible combinations - it's an increase in cost.
- feanaro 7y agoYes, but that's an entirely different problem then options confusing basic users. If you (as a developer) don't have the bandwidth to handle such use cases, then you don't have it, regardless of whether those options confuse basic users or not. Though, for that particular problem, I think having a UI that produces an automated report for the developer which lists the state of all the relevant options/knobs can improve the situation significantly.