just for future references, it's of course ideal if we can verify that
the reported bug is fixed, but after 14-21 days it becomes ok to
simply run the qa-regression-tests and verify that there are no new
failures. Whether or not to drop the set if we can't verify the
original bug is fixed is something you can decide. If it was an
upstream fix that didn't take too much finagling to get backported, it
normally makes sense to take it if there are no regressions.
Hi Christian,
just for future references, it's of course ideal if we can verify that
the reported bug is fixed, but after 14-21 days it becomes ok to
simply run the qa-regression-tests and verify that there are no new
failures. Whether or not to drop the set if we can't verify the
original bug is fixed is something you can decide. If it was an
upstream fix that didn't take too much finagling to get backported, it
normally makes sense to take it if there are no regressions.