[request-sponsor] no response for 6299120

2008-03-07 Thread Darren J Moffat
Bonnie Corwin wrote:
> When a bug is moved to 'suspended', it is by definition available to 
> anyone to pick up.  The original contributor can come back later and 
> request a sponsor again or someone else can pick it up and request a 
> sponsor.

So what is the reason for having a suspended state in that case it seems 
no different to back on the available list.

-- 
Darren J Moffat



[request-sponsor] no response for 6299120

2008-03-07 Thread Bonnie Corwin
Darren J Moffat wrote:
> Bonnie Corwin wrote:
>> When a bug is moved to 'suspended', it is by definition available to 
>> anyone to pick up.  The original contributor can come back later and 
>> request a sponsor again or someone else can pick it up and request a 
>> sponsor.
> 
> So what is the reason for having a suspended state in that case it seems 
> no different to back on the available list.

The reason for keeping these on the overall table was bookkeeping 
because I track and report data about contributions offered and what 
happens to them.

Would it make sense to rename this part of the table?  It really isn't 
just 'suspended'.  It's more that contributors no longer have time or 
have disappeared or have outright retracted a request.  Any of the 
reasons mean the particular bug is available for anyone else to pick up 
and work on.

What can I call it that would be more helpful?  Something like 
'Recycled: request no longer in progress; available to be worked on'?

Thanks.

Bonnie






[request-sponsor] no response for 6299120

2008-03-06 Thread Bonnie Corwin
Sean Sprague wrote:
> Bonnie,
> 
>> Thanks very much for the update, Tom.  I'll move this to 'suspended'.
>>
>> Bonnie
>>
>> Tom Whitten wrote:
>>> I've agreed to sponsor 6299120, but I've been unable to establish 
>>> contact
>>> with Aswathy.S or Sruthi.P.Deep.  I think that we should return 
>>> 6299120 to
>>> the pool of available bugs.
>>>
>>> Aswathy or Sruthi if you still wish to work on this bug, please 
>>> contact me.
> 
> Tom appears to have been the "victim" of sponsoring fixes to two bugs 
> here (this plus 6319973), for which he has sadly received no contact of 
> late from the other side. From this, and that you have moved the status 
> to "suspended", is there a mechanism that moves the bugs from 
> "suspended" to "available again - no-one gave a crap last time"? 
> Otherwise the "suspended" pool might grow and grow...
> 
> Regards... Sean.

Hi Sean,

When a bug is moved to 'suspended', it is by definition available to 
anyone to pick up.  The original contributor can come back later and 
request a sponsor again or someone else can pick it up and request a 
sponsor.

That said, a quick check leads me to believe that this information is 
perhaps not actually on the website..so let me think about how to 
make this more clear..suggestions welcome.

Thanks.

Bonnie





[request-sponsor] no response for 6299120

2008-03-05 Thread Sean Sprague
Bonnie,

> Thanks very much for the update, Tom.  I'll move this to 'suspended'.
> 
> Bonnie
> 
> Tom Whitten wrote:
>> I've agreed to sponsor 6299120, but I've been unable to establish contact
>> with Aswathy.S or Sruthi.P.Deep.  I think that we should return 6299120 to
>> the pool of available bugs.
>>
>> Aswathy or Sruthi if you still wish to work on this bug, please contact me.

Tom appears to have been the "victim" of sponsoring fixes to two bugs here 
(this plus 6319973), for which he has sadly 
received no contact of late from the other side. From this, and that you have 
moved the status to "suspended", is there 
a mechanism that moves the bugs from "suspended" to "available again - no-one 
gave a crap last time"? Otherwise the 
"suspended" pool might grow and grow...

Regards... Sean.



[request-sponsor] no response for 6299120

2008-03-05 Thread Bonnie Corwin
Thanks very much for the update, Tom.  I'll move this to 'suspended'.

Bonnie

Tom Whitten wrote:
> I've agreed to sponsor 6299120, but I've been unable to establish contact
> with Aswathy.S or Sruthi.P.Deep.  I think that we should return 6299120 to
> the pool of available bugs.
> 
> Aswathy or Sruthi if you still wish to work on this bug, please contact me.
> 
> tom
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[request-sponsor] no response for 6299120

2008-03-05 Thread Tom Whitten
I've agreed to sponsor 6299120, but I've been unable to establish contact
with Aswathy.S or Sruthi.P.Deep.  I think that we should return 6299120 to
the pool of available bugs.

Aswathy or Sruthi if you still wish to work on this bug, please contact me.

tom