Hi All,
What is the Product Version in Mantis supposed to be set to? - The version in which the bug is found? - The earliest version to which the bug applies? - The version in which the fix might get delivered? - Something else? For instance, I recently raised an issue I found in a 3.10 image. I am pretty sure the issue will be present in all previous images. It's minor so probably doesn't need fixing in older images, just supported and new development. I have set the product version to 3.10 as this was the image in which I found the issue but am not convinced this is sufficient. All I could find on the Wiki is: " Generally, any bug report or bug fix should apply to the latest alpha version of the Squeak image (for example, 3.9alpha). If you find a bug in the current stable image (e.g. 3.8), you should check to see if the bug has been fixed in the latest alpha release before posting a bug report/fix. " [1] - What is the latest Alpha version and where can I get it? - What about older but supported images, shouldn't they get the fix too? - Zulq. [1] http://wiki.squeak.org/squeak/398 |
On Mon, 2008-12-22 at 17:16 +0000, Zulq Alam wrote:
> Hi All, > > What is the Product Version in Mantis supposed to be set to? First of all it can simply be left blank, I don't believe it is even offerred in the Simple report form. But it is meant to refer to the version where the reporter observes the bug or to which the reporter knows the fix applies. > - The version in which the bug is found? > - The earliest version to which the bug applies? > - The version in which the fix might get delivered? > - Something else? > > For instance, I recently raised an issue I found in a 3.10 image. I am > pretty sure the issue will be present in all previous images. It's minor > so probably doesn't need fixing in older images, just supported and new > development. I have set the product version to 3.10 as this was the > image in which I found the issue but am not convinced this is sufficient. should go in the report or in a note. Only so much information can be anticipated by standard fields and apply to a wide enough array of issues to warrant the field. > All I could find on the Wiki is: > > " Generally, any bug report or bug fix should apply to the latest alpha > version of the Squeak image (for example, 3.9alpha). If you find a bug > in the current stable image (e.g. 3.8), you should check to see if the > bug has been fixed in the latest alpha release before posting a bug > report/fix. " [1] > > - What is the latest Alpha version and where can I get it? Well, in any particular instance there will not always be a latest 'Alpha' but certain a latest version of some status. Currently the latest, to my knowledge is http://ftp.squeak.org/3.11/3.10.2bc/ and for the immediate future I expect you will find the latest version within the 3.11 top-level directory of the FTP site. > - What about older but supported images, shouldn't they get the > fix too? I have no argument, but we don't really have a definition of 'supported' images. It's up to each release team to decide to issue a new minor bug fix release or not. And of course Keith's LPF system allows you to relatively easily add support loadable via LPF for any version since 3.7 IIRC. http://installer.pbwiki.com/LevelPlayingField > > - Zulq. > > [1] http://wiki.squeak.org/squeak/398 Ken signature.asc (196 bytes) Download Attachment |
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