> > My priority is Maddalena and Leticia... btw if we have to accept "my > issues are more important for me than all other bugs because these are the > bugs that affect me. That's just how it works." > you may accept that, for us, your issues are not so important for the > project... and that's just how it works. > > Fabio (and others),
He mentions and asks what the criteria for a priority are. I think that he has e very good point as it is not really obvious. He says that currently there is a relation defined between a breaking issue and having a high priority while this is not the way issues are solved. I think it is important that this relation is not there and that the priority is choosen by the core developers and with that a reason for the given priority. This would make a lot of choices very transparent as there are a lot of reasons for choosing a priority which is a mix of complexity, affected userbase, change impact, testability and probably 10 more which all *could* be valid arguments in priority weight. I completely under your response but that is not the only subject of this thread. -- Ramon
