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Unless I'm missing something no one has mentioned the effort to fix a problem? I've seen cosmetic issues (using the wrong masculine / feminine form in French pl
by VBprogrammer 7y ago
Unless I'm missing something no one has mentioned the effort to fix a problem? I've seen cosmetic issues (using the wrong masculine / feminine form in French place names for example) which would have taken a huge amount of time to fix correctly and internal server errors which where the result of someone accidentally including a comma after a value in python, turning it into a tuple where one was not expected. At some point that should be factored into the order of priority.
- paulmooreparks 7y agoThe effort may indeed affect the priority, and it also is potentially a factor in severity. If a customer knows that a high-severity issue will take a long time to fix, they may decide on a mitigation for a particular delivery and lower the priority so that the fix comes in a patch or later delivery. The severity measure still counts in determining the overall quality of the release, though.