On 12 September 2011 18:07, Rolf Leggewie <email address hidden> wrote:
> Why not require a comment from everyone, regardless of their privs, role
> or karma level? It's not too much of a burden, I'd say and it greatly
> helps everybody else to understand why the ticket was indeed closed.
A few overlapping things:
* some people garden a huge number of bugs, sometimes now without any
message - this would be a regression for them. an illustrative case
is that i have just undone some noise edits and doing so would have
been extra annoying if i had to enter placeholder text.
* this would be reduced if there was a quicker ui to add both text
and a status change at once; at the moment changing just status is
substantially faster; making it easy may make people comment more
* requiring a comment is a good way to get comments like '.'
* i don't know if requiring a comment will really make these users think twice
Possibly we can use flags to experiment with it.
Let's not overdesign it before someone's actually ready to work on it.
On 12 September 2011 18:07, Rolf Leggewie <email address hidden> wrote:
> Why not require a comment from everyone, regardless of their privs, role
> or karma level? It's not too much of a burden, I'd say and it greatly
> helps everybody else to understand why the ticket was indeed closed.
A few overlapping things:
* some people garden a huge number of bugs, sometimes now without any
message - this would be a regression for them. an illustrative case
is that i have just undone some noise edits and doing so would have
been extra annoying if i had to enter placeholder text.
* this would be reduced if there was a quicker ui to add both text
and a status change at once; at the moment changing just status is
substantially faster; making it easy may make people comment more
* requiring a comment is a good way to get comments like '.'
* i don't know if requiring a comment will really make these users think twice
Possibly we can use flags to experiment with it.
Let's not overdesign it before someone's actually ready to work on it.