Now that we have a 4.0-ALPHA version listed in Jira, it will be easy in
the future to record if a bug affected 4.0-ALPHA but was fixed in 4.0
(final).
For all of the existing issues however ... things are complicated.
I was hoping to do a Bulk edit of all issues matching this query...
status = Resolved and
resolutiondate < '2012-06-25 18:59' and
fixVersion = '4.0'
...and add "fixVersion=4.0-ALPHA" to those issues (that date corrisponds
to the svn r# rmuir used for the alpha). The problem with this is that it
will obliterate the entire fixVersion field -- so if an issue currently
says "fixVersion=3.6, 4.0" we will lose the information that it was fixed
in 3.6.
that seems worse then just leaving things alone.
I considered briefly that we could add a "label" to all of the issues, but
bulk editing labels has the same behavior -- all existing labels are
deleted, and it looks like we have about 60 resolved 4.0 issues that
actaully have labels on them (how important those are i don't know)
So I'm not sure that there is anything we can really do here.
Anyone have any suggestions for ways we can *add* 4.0-ALPHA to the
fixVersion for the 1000+ jira issues where it's appropriate?
(feel free to SOLR-3590 as a test issue for bulk updates, that's why i
created it)
-Hoss
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