more work to be done....

[Gerald Carter]

On Thu, 17 May 2001, Christopher R. Hertel wrote:

> > But... why not use an actual bug tracking system?  It may be more effort to
> > set up, but in the long run it may be a better solution.
>
> Tridge even wrote a bug tracking systems once.  The problem is, our
> development model doesn't match the bug-tracking model.  We don't assign
> priorities to bugs or bugs to coders.  We each tackle the problems which
> growl at us loudest and which we are most capable of taming.

Ah...this is an excellent point.  I'm not really worried about assigning
priorities to bugs.  I'm just tired of having to write.  "Known
bug in 2.X.X ...fixed in CVS"  Users would appreciate this as well
so they don;t spend time tracking down known issues.