Hi Jan,

How about creating new group called 'DMC Bugs' for submitting found bugs to Walter?

I think it is more desirable then having posts about bugs everywhere in other groups.

1) We should restrict the size of bug report, so the one who found bug
should minimize code to the least possible size
2) We can track all bugs and have knowledge base for them
3) We can also post temporary workarounds for them
4) If someone fails to reduce amount of code to reproduce bug, he can ask
assistance (e.g. from me)
5) and maybe other things...

Sincerely yours,
Nic Tiger.

That's an idea...
I've also thought about using Bugzilla... I however do not know if I can use
Bugzilla without CVS.
But since this is Walter's site, let's see what he things.
Jan



Nic Tiger wrote:

> Hi Jan,
>
> How about creating new group called 'DMC Bugs' for submitting found bugs to Walter?
>
> I think it is more desirable then having posts about bugs everywhere in other groups.
>
> 1) We should restrict the size of bug report, so the one who found bug
> should minimize code to the least possible size
> 2) We can track all bugs and have knowledge base for them
> 3) We can also post temporary workarounds for them
> 4) If someone fails to reduce amount of code to reproduce bug, he can ask
> assistance (e.g. from me)
> 5) and maybe other things...
>
> Sincerely yours,
> Nic Tiger.

I find that bug reports often come in mixed in with other discussions, and are not always separable. Some may be help requests, tech support issues, new features desired, etc. I move them all into a separate folder and go through them all.

"Nic Tiger" <nictiger@pt.comcor.ru> wrote in message news:af2b4p$22nb$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> Hi Jan,
>
> How about creating new group called 'DMC Bugs' for submitting found bugs
to
> Walter?
>
> I think it is more desirable then having posts about bugs everywhere in other groups.
>
> 1) We should restrict the size of bug report, so the one who found bug
> should minimize code to the least possible size
> 2) We can track all bugs and have knowledge base for them
> 3) We can also post temporary workarounds for them
> 4) If someone fails to reduce amount of code to reproduce bug, he can ask
> assistance (e.g. from me)
> 5) and maybe other things...
>
> Sincerely yours,
> Nic Tiger.
>
>
>