Hi all, I''ve put a slightly modified Roundup installation here for tracking Sup bugs: http://masanjin.net/sup-bugs/ Please use this to submit your bug reports and feature requests. If you have existing bug reports or feature requests and you don''t want to rely on my faulty memory any more, feel free to resubmit them here. You should be able to create new issues without having to register. However, if you want to receive email about an issue when updates happen, you will have to register. Sorry! On the plus side, registration is super quick because I''ve disabled the email confirmation step. If anyone has written Roundup detectors in the past, let me know. There are a couple things I''d like to tweak. I''m going to point the 0.9.1 crash message there too. -- William <wmorgan-sup at masanjin.net>
William Morgan, 2009-11-06 18:33:> If you have existing bug reports or feature requests and you don''t > want to rely on my faulty memory any more, feel free to resubmit > them here.What should be the policy with issues are reported/discussed on irc or mailinglist but are not reported to tracker? Should The Sup Issues Task Force(TM) ;) report them to tracker or try to push the original reporter to do it? Should we (The SITF) skim mailinglist archives and transfer reported unfixed bugs (with links to archives) to tracker?> I''m going to point the 0.9.1 crash message there too.Sup home http://sup.rubyforge.org/ is not yet pointing there. -- Tero Tilus ## 050 3635 235 ## http://tero.tilus.net/
Reformatted excerpts from Tero Tilus''s message of 2009-11-07:> What should be the policy with issues are reported/discussed on irc or > mailinglist but are not reported to tracker? Should The Sup Issues > Task Force(TM) ;) report them to tracker or try to push the original > reporter to do it?I would like all new issues to go on the tracker, and I think it''s completely reasonable to tell people who report things to the mailing list or IRC to instead use the issue tracker instead.> Should we (The SITF) skim mailinglist archives and transfer reported > unfixed bugs (with links to archives) to tracker?If the SITF wants to creating issues for existing bug reports, that would be very helpful. But please don''t do it to the point that you get sick of it.> Sup home http://sup.rubyforge.org/ is not yet pointing there.Fixed, thanks! -- William <wmorgan-sup at masanjin.net>