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(0000154)
msbrown (manager)
2009-07-06 14:19
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[via Don Cragun]
I know I'm dreaming here, but what I would really like to see in the
update e-mails is the following:
1. A link to the bug in Mantis: So I can quickly skip to the full bug
report if I want to look at the whole thing.
2. Summary: This field is short and gives me a brief idea of the
subject matter
3. Issue History: only the final entries that have the Date Modified
value corresponding to the change that generated this e-mail.
4. Project, Category, Type, Severity, Priority, & Status: iff the field
isn't in the Issue History. Issue ID is not needed since it is
obvious from the link to the bug in Mantis.
5. Date Submitted: so I have an idea of how long the bug has been
around. Last Modified is not needed since the time stamp on the
Issue History entry tells me what I need to know here.
6. The contents of any new or changed fields, but only if the change is
not already visible in the Issue History.
I'm not sure about the Description and Desired Action fields. They give
a lot of context, but they can be huge. (#6 above obviously overrides
this if either of these fields changes.) |
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(0000162)
msbrown (manager)
2009-07-16 21:10
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OK, I've added back Issue History, but "don't resend the entire text of the bug" is going to take more work; stay tuned. |
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(0000163)
msbrown (manager)
2009-07-17 21:31
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Now let us see if this reduces the text when a new note is added to a bug. |
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(0000164)
msbrown (manager)
2009-07-17 21:47
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This should be the last, and only, bugnote shown. |
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(0000165)
msbrown (manager)
2009-07-18 01:44
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Due to an unfortunate php error my my part, trying to make this the last note shown. |
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(0000166)
msbrown (manager)
2009-07-18 02:05
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Email notifications should now be less verbose.
You will only see the whole Description/Action text upon first opening the bug.
You will only see the bugnotes when they are added (just the new one).
The change history will always be in the note, so you can see exactly what has changed.
Bugzilla does this part better than Mantis, I'll admit. |
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