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There is a bit of a self-reinforcing effect going on: If I spend the 2-3 hours required to write a good bug report, and I see no indication that any human even
by tgsovlerkhgsel 2y ago
There is a bit of a self-reinforcing effect going on: If I spend the 2-3 hours required to write a good bug report, and I see no indication that any human even looked at that work, I'll be less likely to put that effort in. After a few iterations, my bug reports, if I'm still filing them, are probably going to be quite bad, which isn't going to make it more likely that they'll be picked up...
- gwbas1c 2y ago> and I see no indication that any human even looked at that work You'll get plenty of indication that a human looked at the ticket when you see notifications in the ticketing system that the bug was triaged and then you're the one verifying that the bug was fixed.
- tgsovlerkhgsel 2y agoYes, I would consider that indication that a human looked at it. Unfortunately, for many bugs (not kernel related) I have never seen such an indication.