Josh Soref wrote: > > Henrik Gemal wrote: > > > > Could someone please explain why "RFE" is adding to the summary of > > enhancement bugs when there is a Severity = Enhancement. > > Isn't that like adding FIXED to the summary if the bug is fixed, or > > am I very wrong...? > > afaik [RFE] predates severity: enhancement, and should have been > deprecated a long time ago. I think for some reason people didn't > realize that the reason they saw any bugs w/ [RFE] was because they > were old not because we wanted to continue using it. I've seen anecdotal evidence that some assignees actually prefer having `[RFE]' in the summary of enhancements, as the `enh' in the `Severity' column apparently doesn't make it clear enough which bugs in their buglist are enhancements. >... > fwiw changing the summary either way causes problems for mail > threading of bugs. And the spam is pretty annoying in itself, too. > As for filtering, i think the correct solution is to css style bugs, > the default style should probably use color:green [or blue] for > enhancements and background-color: red for (keyword: smoketest && > (severity: critical || severity: blocker). >... I filed this over a year ago -- `Use color to indicate severity in bug lists' <http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=36013>. IMHO, it's probably the most easily implementable usability improvement for Bugzilla currently. -- Matthew `mpt' Thomas, Mozilla UI Design component default assignee thing <http://mozilla.org/>
