Yeah I think that's fair. 

In general though, I'd prefer to only see those changes happen as part of another PR or issue where you are already touching that code. Submitting lots of small PRs to change names and do menial refactoring is more disruptive than beneficial IMO (in most cases).

If something is really a problem, we should talk about it first before doing a PR, and at that point probably deserves a JIRA if it is really that big a deal that it "has to be changed on its own."

On Fri, Jan 16, 2015 at 11:53 AM, Ondrej Zizka <ozizka@redhat.com> wrote:
On a related note, would it be acceptable not to create JIRAs for small changes like typos or changes in wording of messages? That clutters the jira and inflates the volume of items to review regularly. Could just a PR be enough?

Ondra



On 16.1.2015 05:11, Lincoln Baxter, III wrote:
Hey Team,

Just wanted to let you know that I did some (quite a bit of) JIRA cleanup. I've close a lot of old issues that hadn't seen any progress in a long time. That's not to say that they can't be reopened if we want to implement one, but I wanted to reduce the noise in JIRA and make it easier to find things.

Additionally, I probably closed about 30 issues that were already completed. So let's try (as I mentioned in my other email) to do a better job with closing issues when they are completed.

I'm going to be continuing to sort issues into the 2.0.0.Final version tag so that we can focus on getting this release out. I know I missed a few things that people are currently working on, but I'll get to it, or remind me and I'll put it in (or tag it yourselves.)

Cheers!

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