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Re: [egit-dev] diff across branches?
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On 30 Sep 2009, at 21:37, Robin Rosenberg wrote:
onsdag 30 september 2009 22:02:58 skrev Alex Blewitt:
If not, filing a bug would be good.
Filing a bug really won't make a differense, because it is an
obvious omission.
I really don't think it improves the image of the project by asking
people not to file bugs. After all, it's not present in the current
system (whether obvious or not) and having it tracked in Bugzilla
means that it can be assigned a milestone, people can cc themselves on
the bug, add comments, or even turn into a parent for several other
bugs. Furthermore, it will encourage openness of defining what is
still yet to be implemented in J/EGit which may not be apparent to
casual users.
Any feature request for obvious features will just add unnecessary
work.
How does having a bug in a bug tracking system create unnecessary
work? Particularly for a project that only has 11 open bugs? Is it
somehow going to make the feature more difficult to implement because
there's a bug associated with it?
And, oh, patches for new features and bug fixes, including patches
for obvious
features. :)
All such patches must be attached to an Eclipse bug (if they're from
non-committers). So suggesting that somehow filing the bug in the
first place will assist this process is mistaken.
Alex
