Re: What happened to our Triage wiki page?

["Michael Terry" <mike mterry name>]

I ended up putting the priority guidelines into the main GettingInvolved page, rather than having a separate 
Triage page:

https://wiki.gnome.org/action/info/Apps/DejaDup/GettingInvolved

I haven't found the tags (backup, restore, etc) very helpful, so I dropped that part.


On Wed, Dec 4, 2019, at 14:22, Vej wrote:
> Am 04.12.19 um 19:10 schrieb Michael Terry:
> > Oh yes! I was doing some wiki updating and cleaning and deleted that 
> page. As I recall, it had “how to get debug info” steps that are on 
> launchpad’s bug form anyway, and guidance on how to set bug importance 
> levels, that I figured was too rigid maybe?
> I always took that as a basic guide which I normally followed unless 
> something specific to a certain bug did justify deviations.
> > So I thought in the moment that the page wasn’t super useful. But maybe that was hasty and the triage 
> > tips were good to have written down. I bet I can restore the page.
> We can of course talk about changing that page and the triaging rules 
> to your liking but having some triaging rules at all is very helpful. 
> This could be something like "Use the triaging rules of Ubuntu" or 
> Debian or <Add your favorite project here>. But our rules differed from 
> the ones of Ubuntu for good reasons. Ubuntus triaging rules are not 
> only weighting the impact of the bug, but also the impact of the 
> package as well which reduces the amount of information you get within 
> one package as the importance of the package induces a tendency for all 
> the bugs of one package (higher importance up to high in our case as we 
> are a core package).
>
> Ah that page also had a section about tags. Should we still use these 
> tags? Should we add tags e.g. for bugs duplicated in Launchpad/Gitlab?
>
> The page in question can be found in the WaybackMachine: 
> https://web.archive.org/web/20181213195821/https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/DejaDup/GettingInvolved/Triage
>
> Best
>
> Vej