> It appears that the Patch Manager Guidelines > (http://python.sourceforge.net/sf-faq.html#a1) don't work with the new > tracker tool anymore. They claim that the status of the patch can be > Open, Accepted, Closed, etc - which is not true: the status can be > only Open, Closed, or Deleted; Accepted is a value of Resolution. > > I have to following specific questions: If a patch is accepted, should > it be closed also? If so, how should the resolution change if it is > also committed? A patch should only be closed after it has been committed; otherwise it's too easy to lose track of it. So I guess the proper sequence is 1. accept; Resolution set to Accepted 2. commit; Status set to Closed I hope the owner of the sf-faq document can fix it. --Guido van Rossum (home page: http://www.python.org/~guido/)
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