> Because if they’re not resolved yet, there’s no client suffering from them in short term. This seems like an unrealistically perfect product. > If they suff

> Because if they’re not resolved yet, there’s no client suffering from them in short term. This seems like an unrealistically perfect product. > If they suffer from such a bug, someone will raise it again. And this seems terrible for everyone involved. Terrible for the customers who have to nag, stay "on the ball" and make sure bugs get re-filed, and terrible for the developers who have to figure out which old (fake-closed) bug reports actually match the new filings.