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On 6/1/2010 02:56, Alexandru Băluț wrote:<br>
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<div>In the meanwhile, please assign the bugs, and spare others
of
spending time on them. As a bonus, it would be nice to see accurate
numbers about how many bugs are on nobody's plate vs how many are on
somebody's plate. Data! :) At the moment, there are 15 assigned bugs
(ignored 11 assigned to wine-bugs@), vs <span
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unconfirmed/new/reopened
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Why do you need this? git log/blame shows all stats on every person.
It's a waste of time IMO to go with these ASSIGNED/VERIFIED.<br>
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<div>The git log shows what you did. This would show how much you
have to do (rough approximation, of course). btw, how exactly do you
keep track of what you have to do? Having bugs assigned looks like a
way of managing your todo-s.</div>
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You're overestimating a value of this tracking process. Currently a
really long bug list is available, all you need is to choose a bug that
fits your interests, put a note and start to fix it.<br>
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<div>Thanks,</div>
<div>Alex </div>
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