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Hi Kendy,
Le 16/12/2014 18:50, Jan Holesovsky a écrit :
Hi Sophie,

Sophie píše v Út 16. 12. 2014 v 16:57 +0100:

Discussing with QA team today, there has been a lot of bug reports
concerning minor enhancements these last days.
It would be better is those enhancements would be first discussed by the
UX team before going to QA for triage because most of the time they
don't have the requested info regarding bug filling then QA team has to
spend a lot of time to reproduce them and this is not up to the QA team
to discuss UX enhancements.

Please can you send few examples to have a better idea? :-)

https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=87360
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=87357
or see this list:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/buglist.cgi?bug_status=NEW&component=ux-advise&email1=philipz85%40hotmail.co&emailtype1=substring&list_id=505514&product=LibreOffice&query_format=advanced

  Asking
because:

So it would be much more efficient for both teams to:
- first discuss the enhancement here or on redmine (I don't know your
process :)

If it is something small that is obviously the right thing to do (like
some wording fix or so) - then it would be awesome to encourage the
reporter to fix it himself / herself & send a patch via gerrit.

yes, but if the patch is reverted or not needed, it will be frustrating
either for the implementer and for the developers. Not every idea is
good to put on BZ or in a patch, a little discussion before would help
to see if it's need, could be implemented or not :)

If it is something bigger, then sending the bug id here to the ML is OK
of course; or add it to the weekly hangout agenda, so that we discuss it
there.

- then fill a RFE when it's consolidated with all the needed info for
the QA team
- let the UX team confirm it quickly so it goes out the QA review
process and stats.

I'd say - either confirm (if the idea sounds interesting), or close as
wontfix ;-)

Yes, but that is a lot of work for bug triagers. If you well know the
functionality, it's easy to discriminate, but for QA people who do not
have that knowledge, the lack of steps to reproduce, examples, etc. is
very time consuming plus the fact that he won't know what to do with it
(50% of users would like to have it and the other 50% won't), when it
can be solved quickly by discussing a little bit.

Cheers
Sophie

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The Document Foundation

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