On Thu, 2013-02-28 at 16:51 -0700, Tim Flink wrote:
> To solve this, we have a couple of options:
>
> 1. Start using the defaultcc plugin for trac such that emails for the
> blocker tracking app are directed to a new qa-devel@ list
>
> 2. Move all development related tickets out of the Fedora QA trac into
> a new trac instance for the blocker tracking app which uses qa-devel@
> for notifications.
>
> 3. Move all development related tickets to a different existing trac
> (probably autoqa)
There hasn't been much of a response to this yet, so I'm
assuming that
everyone is OK with the idea of (1) and keeping the blocker tracking
app bugs on the fedora-qa trac. If we're going to migrate to a new
trac instance, I'd rather do it soon (in the next week) since we're
getting close to the F19 branch date.
On a related note, the proposal to consolidate autoqa-devel@ and other
QA development discussion on to a single list went over well and we've
started migrating over to the new qa-devel@ list [1]
Sorry for the late response.
Personally I am fine with 1) or 2). I thought the meeting discussion
tended in favour of #2, and viking seemed to prefer that option, on the
basis of a separation between development and non-development tasks.
Either option is manageable, though if we go with 1), I think we might
want to set up some custom filters in trac to make common searches and
separations between the two 'types' of ticket available; trac's default
filters kind of suck, for our purposes, I think.
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