[asterisk-dev] Bugtracker suggestion

[Peter Beckman]

Kevin P. Fleming wrote:
> We have resisted doing that because Mantis doesn't give us enough
> fine-grained control over _when_ the reporter should be able to do
> that, and there are reasons we need patches (specifically) to stay
> around permanently.

Stephan said:
> To me it seems that Mantis may not be the perfect bug tracker for a
> project like Asterisk.  I find its usability rather distracting.

Mantis is pretty great for what it does -- force bugs through a process,
and limits users abilities to do certain things.  It gives great granular
control over who can do what in a simple format.

Sure, you might not have been able to delete your own patch, but that
doesn't mean that Mantis is not useful for those who are developing and
constantly using Mantis.  For those that find it annoying for reporting
bugs, oh well.  It's a great developer tool.

Beckman
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Peter Beckman                                                  Internet Guy
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