OK, I've updated the table at
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/bug_reports/oss_bite_size/ . Some notes:
* This page only contains oss-bite-size bugs that might be available
for the community to work on: there is a link to the "fixed"
oss-bite-size bugs.
* I was planning to use the "Keywords" column to help indicate which
oss-bite-size bugs were being worked on by people in the community.
Since I haven't been able to get a search that does what I want,
I've removed it for now. It or something like it may reappear later.
* I think it is great for communities/projects to have their
oss-bite-size bugs posted separately on their community/project
pages. In the future, this should also be possible to do with
bugs.opensolaris.org.
Please send me your feedback on the tables I've created: I think they
could still use a bit of work.
Thanks,
Karyn
Mike Gerdts wrote:
On 3/8/06, Karyn Ritter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
<snip>
Would something like the table I've just created at
http://www.opensolaris.org/os/bug_reports/oss_bite_size/ help? I need to
Very nice view of what is out there.
Please provide comments ideas about this and other ways we can help make
the community code contribution process better.
My initial reactions are:
1) Presumably a "responsible engineer" means that something is
happening. This should probably be made clear that the ones that are
not being worked are those without a responsible engineer. Also, if
there is some correlation between this and the status column, that
would be good to know.
2) A column saying which community member(s) are working on it may be nice.
3) Ability to filter - a person wanting to learn about smf may want to
filter just on SMF bugs.
So far I have tried to work on a couple different items but by the
time that I hit request-sponsor (each time less than a day after
starting work on the bug/rfe) I have found that someone within Sun was
already working on what I had taken up. Generally, the things that I
will pick up will be a weekend passtime when an immediate response on
request-sponsor is least likely.
Mike
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