> It's hard. Bugzilla has some good features there w.r.t. "unverified"
> vs. "new" vs. "accepted" and "fixed" vs "resolved", QA contacts, keyword
> handling for milestone/release targets, etc. I'm not sure how the SF
> bugtracker compares in practice but from a distance it seems a little
> weak there.
SF recommends to use the Group for "unsupported",
"unverified". Unfortunately, the filtering capabilities leave a lot of
wishes.
> - popen on Posix has a nasty failure mode if the cmd argument is
> Unicode (see the first line in Popen3._run_child for a hint =)]
You mean,
def _run_child(self, cmd):
if isinstance(cmd, types.StringTypes):
cmd = ['/bin/sh', '-c', cmd]
:-? Fixed since 2001/12/02.
> It would be a good way for someone who'se 'on the periphery' to get
> more deeply involved and learn a lot.
This is free software. Most contributors work on it for fun, or
because they need it for their job.
Posting "volunteers needed" may be a good idea, but then, perhaps not
so shortly before 2.2.
Regards,
Martin
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