On 4 Jan 2016, at 16:53, Nick Boldt wrote:
So... you want me to re-enable the 4.3.0.Final and 9.0.0.GA
fixversions in JIRA?
As mentioned, I already did that.
Alexey, Max, please achieve quorum and confirm what course of action
you'd like taken.
If you can come up with a reason why we would like to give up being able to use versions in
affects-version and not be able to see what our release and roadmap history have been let me hear it.
/max
Nick
On Mon, Jan 4, 2016 at 4:50 AM, Max Rydahl Andersen manderse@redhat.com wrote:
We never in the past did this since it affects the release overview making
it not list the latest releases nor can you open bugs against such releases
(i.e. "affects version" won't work).Thus using "Archive" is not the right thing to do (blame Atlassian for this
:)What we did do in the past is once the GA/final is out we archive the
alpha/beta's of those release that are no longer "relevant" (i.e. beyond 2
major releases back).You should be able to see that pattern in the "Manage Versions" tab.
Thus I have reverted the "bad" versions archives I could find and went back
and archived older versions to at least clean up the version combo list.About the issue of "accidentally assign things to 9.0.0 fix versions" - that
is one of the things jiralint checks
for
(https://github.com/maxandersen/jiralint/blob/master/reports-weekly.json#L27)
so this should show up if it
ever happens./max
Thanks Nick!
On 12/18/2015 02:49 PM, Nick Boldt wrote:
I've archived some of our old, completed releases in JIRA so that
people are less likely to accidentally assign things to 9.0.0
fixversions when they mean 9.1.0.If you have objections to this or find it prevents you from doing
something you need to w/ JIRA, let me know and I can revert the
change.Have a good weekend!
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