| RE: [eclipse.org-requirements-council] Mapping of Eclipse Themes to Bugs |
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The approach that Paul suggests makes
sense. Does it make sense to ask the AC and PC to identify bugzilla entries
that support the themes written on wiki? Thanks Anurag From: Requirements Council, Here is the email from Mike a while back
on the mechanism to track Bugzilla entries that relate to a particular Theme.
The idea was to cc each of the email addresses below on any bugzilla entries of
entries. This has not been implemented (at least
there are no Bugzilla entries with these cc's), so I don't think we are locked
into this approach. I liked the idea from Ed at the Plenary
today. Using "Depends On" seems like a better way to track this. Then
dependency trees can be used to easily see what Bugzilla entries are attached
to a particular theme. If we agree on this approach, I think the
next steps would be: 1. Create a Bugzilla entry for each top
level Theme (Paul C can do this) 2. Assign the Bugzilla entries to eclipse.org-requirements-council@xxxxxxxxxxx (Paul
C can do this) 3. Add links to the Bugzilla entries to
Wiki page beside each theme (Paul C can do this) 4. Associate related Bugzilla entries to
each Theme Bugzilla entry (Requirements Council) Do we agree that this makes sense? If so,
I will do the first steps. Paul. From: All, First off, please review and comment on the attached
spreadsheet. I believe I have now captured all of the outstanding requirements that
everyone has provided. Unfortunately, my searches of Bugzilla have not been
able to find bugs for every one of the items. So here are the names for the mailing lists that I am going
to have set up:
Each of these lists and their digests will be publicly
accessible. Mike Milinkovich blog: http://milinkovich.blogspot.com/ |