And I think you can still "need info" a specific developer in case you want to raise awareness on one bug.
Le 02/05/2013 19:47, David Scravaglieri a écrit : > Hey, > > Starting Monday May 6th, bugs will no longer be assigned by the triage > team. > What does this mean? Each developer will have to assign themselves on > bug(s) they plan to work on during the week. > > What are the advantages? > 1 - As bugs are not assigned, everybody who wants to work on one is > free to take it. > 2 - Developers will not be overloaded by tons of bugs waiting for them. > 3 - Non-owned bugs will have a chance to find an owner that will > actively work on them and will be fixed sooner. > 4 - Developers will have a chance to improve their knowledge by fixing > bugs that are not in their usual area. > 5 - This will help to improve fluidity in the bug fixing process. > > If you own a bug and you are not actively working on it please release > it. > > If you need the Module Owner's help, or mentoring, or need to ask > questions check this wiki: > https://wiki.mozilla.org/Modules/All > > Keep in mind that some bugs are part of defined milestones - they must > be prioritized in the following order: tef+, leo+, tracking-b2g+ > > My suggestion to Engineering Managers is to schedule a weekly bug > assignment meeting with their team in order to let them select the > bugs they will fix during the week. > > We all hope this new way of working will help the Firefox OS project > to do things better. > > Enjoy your freedom ! > "Doing good is part of our code" > > Cheers, > David > > > _______________________________________________ > dev-gaia mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.mozilla.org/listinfo/dev-gaia
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