OpenJDK bug database: DRAFT Developer Workflow
Georges Saab
georges.saab at oracle.com
Sat Dec 31 19:22:42 UTC 2011
agree completely, suggestion is that we have standard queries for common operations
at each level (release, component, individual) such as initial triage, component team triage,
release team triage, deferral requests, 'my open issues', etc.
On 31 dec 2011, at 11:08, Brian Goetz wrote:
>> For instance, if we have two sub-states for New (unqualified and qualified, the distinction being initial triage
>> ensuring that the information in the bug report is sufficient to do something with it), we could have a desired
>> SLA (service level agreement) on the time to move between these. If we are consistently failing to meet this
>> in a particular area then it shows us we need more investment there (or we need to decide we can accept a
>> less aggressive SLA). This kind of query can easily be automated. Maybe this is exactly the kind of boundary
>> system you are worried about, though?
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> What I'm worried about is mostly the discovery effort of individual managers trying to craft their own queries, and each getting it slightly different. Substates increase the likelihood of this, which leads to the call for centralized boundary systems. If such queries can be canned and reproduced to dashboards, or the constituency for them is small, then it probably works fine.
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