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2014-07-08 8:21 GMT+02:00 K-J LibreOffice <k-j@libreoffice.org>:

Hi Mirek,
Am 08.07.2014 01:25, schrieb Mirek M.:

 Hi guys,
One of the things we badly need is a good decision-making workflow. We've
discussed this on the last IRC chat [1] and that lead to my rough draft:

1) A problem is presented, either on the ux-advise mailing list or on the
design list. Feedback and possible solutions are collected on the relevant
Bugzilla page or, if a Bugzilla page doesn't make sense for the problem,
on
the design mailing list.


The TDF has a big tool which we can use for our design project workflow:
Redmine [1]. The infrastructure team uses it for their work.
There we have the possibility to shedule, ticketing, give prioritiy, and
it has a better structure for the workers than bugzilla: Everybody can see
the process. To find something in bugzilla is very difficult for someone
outside.
If you think it could be the right tool I will ask Florian, to give the
"Design" project a try.


https://redmine.documentfoundation.org/projects


I hate Bugzilla and I'd love to move to Redmine, but we can't separate
design bugs from other bugs -- users need to be able to report and search
for both UX bugs and other bugs from the same place.

Or is it possible to synchronize Bugzilla bugs and the comments within with
Redmine? Or am I completely missing the point?

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