On Mon, Feb 11, 2013 at 04:45:09PM -0500, Paul Davis wrote:
> this is bullshit. i make myself available to "some people" via IRC and
> email and web forums for up to 15 hours a day, typically 6 or sometimes 7
> days a week.
Fine, but what purpose does this serve if no trace of all that
activity is kept on your side ?
> clearly, you're not working on any projects with the kind of bug flow that
> i do, let alone ones i've worked on in the past.
I do get less bug reports, that's clear.
> at what point do you believe that this "the developer should take care of
> it" scales itself out of existence? 5 bugs a day? 10 bugs a day? and what
> happens when there are >1 developers? who "writes it down on a post-it(TM)"
> or enters it in the tracker? whose bug is it then anyway?
Something doesn't add up here. Entering a bug in a tracker, if you use
one, is the first of *many* actions in the process of fixing it. It's
not the most time consuming one. If this tiny part of the process is
already overwhelming, what about the rest ?
Ciao,
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