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How to manage issues
Incoming issues should all have the bug
or enhancement
labels.
From that point we need to make sure they become actionable.
There can be 2 states:
- We have enough information to act on it. It means that it is reproducible or there are really enough information such that somebody else (not the reporter) can work on a fix. We add
approved
label to it. - We are missing information to act on it. We add an explicit message asking for information and we add the
needs info
label.
Everybody should keep in mind that github issues are not a support channel. Customers of Nextcloud GmbH should go to the support portal and community people should go to help.nextcloud.com. We cannot afford to spent time doing support on github issues.
If this is done consistently, we can see what bugs need a fix. That is not preventing a bug to be fixed without realizing and still will require the list to be periodically curated for no longer reproducible issues.
Once somebody plans to work on it, the 1. to develop
label can be added. That would be mostly done by employees of Nextcloud GmbH and not necessarily community contributors.
There can be 3 states:
- We have enough information to act on it and the solution is obvious and just need to be done: we add
approved
to it. - We have enough information to act on it. The solution implies some discussions (team members, server, design, other relevant stakeholders). We add
discussion
to it. - We are missing information. We add an explicit message asking for it and we add the
needs info
label.
Once somebody plans to work on it, the 1. to develop
label can be added. That would be mostly done by employees of Nextcloud GmbH and not necessarily community contributors.
Those are mostly for our internal use and synchronization or special handling.
Keep in mind that the information there should be useful for community members.