On Aug 24, 2009, at 6:39 PM, Yoshiki Ohshima wrote:
Add a comment saying, "works for me" and then put the change to the update stream and click "Closed" (aka Published)
Hmm, putting the change to the update stream is so far limited to certain users. (And "works for me" just by somebody often is not the right reason to "Close" an item.)
I think my initial process page said that software team members verify and push to the stream (#13):
http://confluence.immuexa.com/display/sq/Process
Priorities and code review are the primary function of the software team.
Is this sufficient?
The text in the "jira re-arrangement" email was written to the community, right?
Surely reviews and reports that say the code works for some community member is useful and important, but it shouldn't be automatically tied to "Closed" and "Published" status, I thought.
-- Yoshiki
Only software team members can close (publish) an issue (the people on the squeakland.org about people page).
I'm not sure I wired it up, but we can make team members the only ones able to schedule and prioritize an issue.
These are typically tasks performed by project managers ... in our case, the team is the "project manager".
Limiting the size of the team just makes things more manageable, anyone can volunteer for the team.
Tim