https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=112158
Filipus Klutiero <chea...@gmail.com> changed:
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--- Comment #4 from Filipus Klutiero <chea...@gmail.com> ---
(In reply to Tom Albers from comment #3)
> Wontfix is part of the closed bugs section, while the most hated bugs is
> part of the open bugs section. There is no way you can craft a query in the
> advanced search page that contains bugs from both sections.
There is no such thing as ticket "sections" in my book, but yes, queries in the
advanced search page can contain both open and closed bugs.
> [...]
>
> Another problem would be that wontfix bugs will be there for ever, hence the
> list would be seriously unreadable and would reduce readibility for the
> real goal; get a list of bugs that would make users happy.
Few bugs make users happy. The goal of that list is to show bugs most likely to
degrade the experience of users.
> Having bugs in
> there that developers do not *want* to fix, is really useless, they can not
> be fixed anyways.
WONTFIX tickets do not track bugs that developers do not *want* to fix. They
track bugs which a developer thought *would* not be fixed.
In any case, what developers can fix or not is independent of how hated bugs
are (except perhaps insofar as bugs which cannot be fixed - if such bugs exist
- accumulate more hate). It is not a list of the most hated bugs which can be
fixed; it is a list of the most hated bugs, period.
Sami, where is that list?
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