Umm... this reported "bug" is in a test *fake* - and the description even indicates the behavior is correct regardless if the implementation is obvious. It seems to me unnecessary overhead to open bugs for this sort of thing - am I missing some sort of subtle process value here?
Umm... this reported "bug" is in a test *fake* - and the description even indicates the behavior is correct regardless if the implementation is obvious. It seems to me unnecessary overhead to open bugs for this sort of thing - am I missing some sort of subtle process value here?