Re: [sv-bc] master issues

Hi Shalom,

I took a look and came up with a possible solution.

There is a Mantis field called "Fixed in Version". We could come up with a
dummy "version" whose sole purpose is to flag this set of mantis items.
Since we are able to define the set of versions being tracked, we should be
able to use a somewhat arbitrary string. Something like the following
could be used. I see that we already have a couple of versions defined which
contain a blank character, so the following should be legal for the
"Product Version" field.

    Master Issues


Neil



On 02/03/15 01:11, Bresticker, Shalom wrote:
> Hi,
>
> A long time ago, when I started creating master issues in Mantis, mostly
> for SV-BC, I looked for a way to give them a special classification that
> could be used as a filter in searches. Originally there was nothing.
>
> Eventually, ‘block’ appeared as an option in Severity. It sounded to me
> like it meant ‘a block of issues’, which was what I was looking for. I
> started changing the master issues to ‘block’. I did not understand why
> it is in Severity, but there is not always logic in these things.
>
> A few months ago, it came to my attention that the meaning of ‘block’ as
> a severity was intended to be like ‘showstopper’, i.e., ‘blocks completion’.
>
> Does anyone have a suggestion what I should do with these master issues?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Shalom
>
> Shalom Bresticker
> Communications & Storage Infrastructure Group Design Automation
>
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