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It’s quite possible (likely, even) for there to be more bugs reported than Apple has capacity to investigate. I assume this is just a filter they use to get the
by twodave 7mo ago
It’s quite possible (likely, even) for there to be more bugs reported than Apple has capacity to investigate. I assume this is just a filter they use to get the queue down to a more reasonable size and remove bug reports that are especially old (trusting that if they’re still issued they’ll be re-reported). This kind of culling happens all the time with low pri stuff and even sometimes medium pri if there’s a clear workaround.
- nullpoint420 7mo agoThis is where a company that categorizes customer feedback like unwrap.ai or enterpret could help with volume and priority
- saagarjha 7mo agoNo.
- nullpoint420 7mo agoSheesh, you see suggestions here all the time. Just trying to be helpful
- saagarjha 6mo agoFor this Apple would have to trust a third party with their bugs and also not have tried to do this themselves
- nullpoint420 6mo agoI 100% agree when it comes to security issues. They would have to host it themselves on their intranet through AppleConnect. I'm a bit removed from what software Apple uses nowadays. Back when I worked there ~2021 it was still a mix of native apps (Radar, Phantom) and self-hosted enterprise versions of popular development tools. (eg. GitHub)