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Re: Reporting bugs and bisection

From
RWRafael J. Wysocki <rjw@sisk.pl>
Date
Apr 16, 2008, 12:13 UTC
Message-ID
<200804161413.05869.rjw@sisk.pl>
In-Reply-To
<20080416042920.GB25188@1wt.eu>
On Wednesday, 16 of April 2008, Willy Tarreau wrote:
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> On Wed, Apr 16, 2008 at 12:04:59PM +0930, David Newall wrote:
> > Rafael J. Wysocki wrote:
> > > Well, even if someone introduces bugs relatively frequently, but then also
> > > works with the reporters and fixes the bugs timely, it's about okay IMO.
> > >   
> > This really is not okay.  Even if bugs are fixed a version or two later,
> > the impact those bugs have on users makes the system look bad and drives
> > them away.  We do not, I believe, want Linux to top the list for "most
> > bugs".  It's unprofessional, unreliable and quite undesirable.
> 
> that's what -rc are for, and it's unprofessional to use them in production :-)
Exactly.
And BTW, by saying "timely" I meant "in -rc" or "before the next major release".

Thanks, Rafael

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  1. david@lang.hmApr 13, 2008
  2. Jakub NarebskiApr 14, 2008
  3. Willy TarreauApr 14, 2008
  4. Al ViroApr 14, 2008
  5. Andrew MortonApr 14, 2008
  6. David MillerApr 14, 2008
  7. David MillerApr 14, 2008
  8. Al ViroApr 14, 2008
  9. Al ViroApr 14, 2008
  10. Andrew MortonApr 14, 2008
  11. David MillerApr 14, 2008
  12. Christoph HellwigApr 14, 2008
  13. Andi KleenApr 14, 2008
  14. Bill FinkApr 15, 2008
  15. Andrew MortonApr 14, 2008
  16. David MillerApr 14, 2008
  17. Roman ShaposhnikApr 14, 2008
  18. Adrian BunkApr 14, 2008
  19. Arjan van de VenApr 14, 2008
  20. Andrew MortonApr 14, 2008
  21. Arjan van de VenApr 14, 2008
  22. Ilpo JärvinenApr 14, 2008
  23. James MorrisApr 14, 2008
  24. David MillerApr 14, 2008
  25. Andrew MortonApr 14, 2008
  26. Willy TarreauApr 15, 2008
  27. Work WAS(Re: Reporting bugs and bisectionjamal, Apr 15, 2008
  28. David NewallApr 15, 2008
  29. Michael KerriskApr 15, 2008
  30. David NewallApr 15, 2008
  31. Rafael J. WysockiApr 15, 2008
  32. David NewallApr 16, 2008
  33. david@lang.hmApr 16, 2008
  34. David NewallApr 16, 2008
  35. Andi KleenApr 16, 2008
  36. Stephen ClarkApr 16, 2008
  37. Willy TarreauApr 16, 2008
  38. Rafael J. WysockiApr 16, 2008
  39. Sverre RabbelierApr 16, 2008
  40. Adrian BunkApr 16, 2008
  41. Andrew MortonApr 16, 2008
  42. Sverre RabbelierApr 16, 2008
  43. Adrian BunkApr 16, 2008
  44. J. Bruce FieldsApr 17, 2008
  45. Adrian BunkApr 17, 2008
  46. Alexey DobriyanApr 16, 2008
  47. Arjan van de VenApr 16, 2008
  48. Sverre RabbelierApr 16, 2008
  49. Adrian BunkApr 16, 2008
  50. Adrian BunkApr 16, 2008
  51. Sverre RabbelierApr 16, 2008
  52. Adrian BunkApr 16, 2008
  53. Willy TarreauApr 16, 2008
  54. Jakub NarebskiApr 16, 2008
  55. Jesper JuhlApr 16, 2008
  56. David NewallApr 17, 2008
  57. Rafael J. WysockiApr 17, 2008
  58. Ray LeeApr 17, 2008
  59. Sverre RabbelierApr 17, 2008
  60. Al ViroApr 17, 2008
  61. Ray LeeApr 17, 2008
  62. Al ViroApr 17, 2008
  63. Ray LeeApr 17, 2008
  64. Rene HermanApr 14, 2008
  65. Andrew MortonApr 14, 2008
  66. Rene HermanApr 14, 2008

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