Hi, Please exclude KTimeTracker.
Thanks! On Sun, Jan 29, 2023 at 10:29 AM Nate Graham <n...@kde.org> wrote: > We can turn it off for bugs reported by you, but I'm not sure "I'm > getting too many emails" is a good reason to turn it off for whole > products. These products aren't owned by you; they're community property > and it's important for them to get triaged for the benefit of everyone. > Nobody wins when Bugzilla fails to reflect an accurate state of reality. > > If those products are being actively triaged by you or someone else, > that's a good reason. But if they're not, and stale bug reports and > merge requests are piling up, that's a problem that needs to be fixed, > and ignoring emails or preventing the Gardening team from doing part of > their job isn't going to fix it. > > Nate > > > On 1/29/23 02:23, Carl Schwan wrote: > > Please exclude from the bug report reminder: > > > > koko > > tokodon > > kalendar > > kde.org > > planet.kde.org > > www.kde.org > > season.kde.org > > KDE Mediawiki > > and any bug reported by myself > > > > as well as the following projects for the MR reminder: > > > > koko > > tokodon > > kalendar > > arianna > > vail > > arkade > > basically everything in the websites namespace > > and any MR created by myself > > > > I'm getting already way too many emails and I have an hard time keeping > up > > with them so if I can avoid getting more of them, that would be good. > > > > Cheers, > > Carl > > > > ------- Original Message ------- > > Le vendredi 27 janvier 2023 à 10:56 PM, Justin Zobel < > justin.zo...@gmail.com> a écrit : > > > > > >> Thanks for the feedback, everyone. > >> > >> Given the distribution of positive vs negative feedback, we plan to > >> resume automatic bug triage of old non-wishlist bugs that have not > >> been updated in over 2 years. If you would like to opt your product > >> out of this initiative because you're able to keep on top of the > >> manual bug triage work, please let us know and we'll be happy to > >> accommodate you. > >> > >> Exclusions so far: > >> - okteta > >> - krita > >> - any bug reported by sit...@kde.org > >> > >> Thanks again for the feedback! > >> > >> On Sun, Jan 22, 2023 at 6:10 PM Thomas Baumgart t...@net-bembel.de > wrote: > >> > >>> On Donnerstag, 19. Januar 2023 22:39:45 CET Johannes Zarl-Zierl wrote: > >>> > >>>> Hi, > >>>> > >>>> Am Donnerstag, 19. Jänner 2023, 12:26:08 CET schrieb Nicolas Fella: > >>>> > >>>>> Am 19.01.23 um 04:04 schrieb Justin: > >>>>> > >>>>>> The gardening team aims to find out if the bug reports are still > >>>>>> relevant by involving the users who reported them in determining if > >>>>>> they are still valid. This increases community involvement and helps > >>>>>> KDE as there isn't anywhere near enough manpower to review the > >>>>>> thousands upon thousands of bugs that haven't been touched in years. > >>>>> > >>>>> Anecdotally many people don't like such automated changes being done > to > >>>>> their bugreports that don't actually engage with the content of the > report. > >>>> > >>>> Well, anecdotally you will mostly get feedback from people who don't > like it. > >>>> Unless something is exceptionally great, few people will take the > time to > >>>> speak out in favor of something that is already happening. > >>>> > >>>>>> The bugs that we are interacting with are ones that have not had any > >>>>>> activity for over 2 years. We are simply trying to reinvigorate > >>>>>> discussion on those bugs to see if they are still valid. If the user > >>>>>> does not reply within the standard 30 day period after a bug is set > to > >>>>>> NEEDSINFO, it is automatically closed by the Bug Janitor. > >>>>>> > >>>>>> I am not simply closing bugs, so I do take offense that care is not > >>>>>> applied. > >>>>> > >>>>> Properly "triaging" old reports requires at least some level of > >>>>> understanding of the project, codebase etc. I'm afraid there is no > >>>>> simple solution to that and rule-based approaches aren't good enough. > >>>>> Even taking things like CONFIRMED status or wishlist priority into > >>>>> account assumes that these have actually been consistently applied. > >>>> > >>>> As a maintainer on a small project, I'm quite happy to get an > occasional nudge > >>>> on old reports. Yes, I do occasionally go over old reports to see if > they are > >>>> still valid, but having somebody else doing this methodically makes > sure I > >>>> don't gloss over some bug that could be closed or fixed. > >>>> > >>>> Having this done by someone else without too much internal knowledge > is an > >>>> absolute plus in my opinion. After all, if you want to clean up your > attic, > >>>> you try to find a helper who does not have the same emotional > attachment as > >>>> yourself. > >>>> > >>>>>> I will halt it until it is approved by more developers. However if > it > >>>>>> is decided that it isn't wanted then the KDE as a whole will need to > >>>>>> entice more people in sorting old bugs individually as it is clearly > >>>>>> not a priority right now for the majority. > >>>> > >>>> Speaking for KPhotoAlbum, I really appreciate the bugzilla gardening. > Thank > >>>> you for doing it! > >>> > >>> I can second that for the KMyMoney project. An occasional poke and the > >>> automated cleanup when no response arrives where it is needed helps a > lot. > >>> > >>> -- > >>> > >>> Regards > >>> > >>> Thomas Baumgart > >>> > >>> ------------------------------------------------------------- > >>> With every day I come closer to the grave and learn something new. > >>> It all happens because I have wandered around too much and stumbled > into > >>> the Linux world - which is a fantastic place to be! (Algis Kabaila †) > >>> ------------------------------------------------------------- > -- Alexander Potashev