Re: Automatically set bugs to CLESED when verified - Mozilla
This is a discussion on Re: Automatically set bugs to CLESED when verified - Mozilla ; What is the difference between verified and closed. Or maybe what
should the difference be interpreted to mean?
On 2/8/06, Toepfer Philipp wrote:
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> Hello,
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> today I received a proposal from our testing department to "merge" ...
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Re: Automatically set bugs to CLESED when verified
What is the difference between verified and closed. Or maybe what
should the difference be interpreted to mean?
On 2/8/06, Toepfer Philipp wrote:
>
>
> Hello,
>
> today I received a proposal from our testing department to "merge" the
> "VERIFIED" and the "CLOSED" steps in bugzilla.
> The aim is to set the bugs automatically as "CLOSED" as soon as they are
> marked as "VERIFIED".
> Is this possible?
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> Regards
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> Philipp Töpfer
> System Architekt
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> Magneti Marelli
> Elektronische Systeme GmbH
> Industriestr. 3
> 70565 Stuttgart
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Re: Automatically set bugs to CLESED when verified
Douglas F. Calvert wrote:
> What is the difference between verified and closed. Or maybe what
> should the difference be interpreted to mean?
This depends entirely on your processes. For instance, we don't even
use the VERIFIED and CLOSED states.
In *some* organizations, there is a process where development FIXES
bugs, QA VERIFIES them, and when the product version is finally shipped
to the customer, the bug is CLOSED. This is so that the support team can
keep track of which bugs have fixes available in the field, and when.
But all of this depends on your processes. You have to decide what your
process flow is, and then map the flow to Bugzilla's states. (It's OK to
adjust your processes to fit what's actually available in Bugzilla, or
to adjust Bugzilla to fit your processes, as your comfort level dictates).
