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Note bug janitors
catamorphism edited this page Jun 15, 2012
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One or more core developers spend one day per week mopping up accumulated mess in the bug tracking system. This includes:
- Initial triage: tagging, assigning, setting milestones, and eliminating incoming duplicates.
- Source alignment: making FIXMEs in code correspond to bug numbers and vice versa.
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- As of 2012-06-14, almost all FIXMEs in the code have bug numbers. It's still worth re-checking the invariant occasionally.
- Reproduction: checking locally to see if bugs are still valid.
- Followup: requesting clarification, testcases, etc. from reporters of unclear bugs.
- Actual fixing: if there's any time left, pick some work off that seems fixable in short order.
- Documentation: perhaps leave a note on this wiki page about what you did, for the next janitor's benefit.
- Monday: @brson
- Tuesday: @nikomatsakis
- Wednesday: @graydon
- Thursday: @catamorphism (tjc on IRC)
- Friday: @pcwalton
- Thursday 6/14, tjc reviewed open issues 2527-2590.
- Thursday 6/7, tjc reviewed open issues 2396-2526.
- Thursday 5/17, tjc reviewed open issues 2376-2395.
- Thursday 5/10, tjc reviewed open issues 2352-2374.
- Thursday 5/3, tjc reviewed open issues 2304-2338.
- Thursday 4/26, tjc reviewed open issues 2244-2303.
- Thursday 4/19, tjc reviewed open issues 2001-2243.
- Thursday 4/12, tjc reviewed open issues 1001-2000.
- Thursday 3/15, tjc reviewed open issues 1-1000.