The current default behaviour is appropriate for w...
Unknown · 2009-08-22T00:28:33.267000
The current default behaviour is appropriate for workflows where person A is reassigning to person B. Person B might not end up accepting the assignment -- particularly true on open source projects.
When you're reassigning to yourself, auto-assign by default probably makes more sense.
What version are you running/using?
3.2.x:
Bugs: Y...
D'gou · 2009-08-22T03:37:55.431000
What version are you running/using? 3.2.x: Bugs: You can now reassign a bug at the same time as you are changing its status.
I see 3.4 just came out with even more goodies: http://www.bugzilla.org/releases/3.4/release-notes.html#v34_feat
Well, since I'm a Bugzilla occasional user I g...
Steve · 2009-08-23T11:38:55.232000
Well, since I'm a Bugzilla occasional user I guess I'll just shut up now. This is on a client site, so I use what they provide.
The current default behaviour is appropriate for w...
Unknown · 2009-08-22T00:28:33.267000
The current default behaviour is appropriate for workflows where person A is reassigning to person B. Person B might not end up accepting the assignment -- particularly true on open source projects.When you're reassigning to yourself, auto-assign by default probably makes more sense.
What version are you running/using? 3.2.x: Bugs: Y...
D'gou · 2009-08-22T03:37:55.431000
What version are you running/using?3.2.x:
Bugs: You can now reassign a bug at the same time as you are changing its status.
I see 3.4 just came out with even more goodies:
http://www.bugzilla.org/releases/3.4/release-notes.html#v34_feat
Well, since I'm a Bugzilla occasional user I g...
Steve · 2009-08-23T11:38:55.232000
Well, since I'm a Bugzilla occasional user I guess I'll just shut up now. This is on a client site, so I use what they provide.Glad to know it's still improving all the time!
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