> a closed-resolved issue could mean there’s a known workaround, which the user needs to apply. I disagree. Because a workaround is generally, and should be t

> a closed-resolved issue could mean there’s a known workaround, which the user needs to apply. I disagree. Because a workaround is generally, and should be treated as, temporary. Which means there should still be an open issue tracking the fact that your software has an unresolved issue.