Antoine> Then we would need a whole array of checkboxes for things Antoine> missing in a patch: Antoine> - missing unit test Antoine> - missing documentation changes Antoine> - other things? How about replacing all the possibilities with patch incomplete then elaborate in the issue itself how that is the case. Antoine> I don't think it's useful. As for "tests are simpler", it Antoine> really depends on the issue :) I've worked on many issues where Antoine> writing the test took much more time than actually fixing the Antoine> bug (one-line fix vs. careful test setup to exercise the fix). I would rather write event-driven code than the test cases for it. ;-) Skip
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