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[Mageia-dev] Proposal for bug statuses and workflow

+ andre999 + andre999mga at laposte.net +
+ Thu Oct 20 14:24:33 CEST 2011 +

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+ +
Romain d'Alverny a écrit :
+> On Wed, Oct 19, 2011 at 23:30, Samuel Verschelde<stormi at laposte.net>  wrote:
+>    
+>> CLOSED replaces RESOLVED, because I think it's nicer for the bug reporter if
+>> we "close" bugs rather than consider them "resolved" when the reason for
+>> closing is WONT-FIX, DUPLICATE, OLD, etc., statuses that obviously don't match
+>> the meaning of "RESOLVED".
+>>      
+> RESOLVED does match.
+>
+> Beware, this is a known "false friend" in English/French (although it
+> is used in a equivalent meaning as in "Je suis résolu à" or "J'ai pris
+> la ferme résolution de"). To resolve is to decide firmly, not to solve
+> (well, as well, but in a later meaning).
+>    
+
+Sorry, but I think they have the same meanings in English and French.
+Which isn't surprising, considering that it comes from French.
+[...]
+> Romain
+>    
+
+In English, RESOLVED can refer to decision, solving, or something in 
+between.
+
+In the context of a bug report, what are we doing ?
+Maybe we discovered what the problem was.  Maybe we fixed it, maybe not.
+But whatever the reason, the action is closing the report.
+Let's avoid obtuse language,
+  and simply say CLOSED.
+It has the advantage of being able to give a clear reason of "fixed", 
+without any redundancy.
+
+<aside>
+This reminds me of proceedings at political conventions :
+"Whereas ...
+and ...
+be it resolved that ..."
+(Usually something that is never done.)
+</aside>
+
+-- 
+André
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