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You've made the same point as the author. The idea that a "ticket" or "work-item" has any sort of label (defect, feature, todo) or priority (high, low, now) doe
by taftster 6y ago
You've made the same point as the author. The idea that a "ticket" or "work-item" has any sort of label (defect, feature, todo) or priority (high, low, now) doesn't add value. The label you give a work-item is meaningless. The value comes strictly from the change being applied.
- neonate 6y agoYou caught me because I didn't read the article. I was just thinking of the old duality between bugs and features. An unimplemented feature is just the bug "the software doesn't have this feature yet", and a bug fix is implementing the feature that "the software should do this correct thing instead of that buggy thing". Since this insight is decades old, maybe I should switch to saying the article contains nothing new?