New severity available: regression
Brad Roberts
braddr at puremagic.com
Sat Apr 14 12:28:36 PDT 2007
torhu wrote:
> Brad Roberts wrote:
>> Walter asked if I could add a way to indicate bugs that are
>> regressions and have them show up in the search results in a different
>> color. The easiest way to do that with bugzilla is a new severity
>> level. I've added one called 'regression' and it will show up orange
>> and bold in the search results.
>
> Cool! Would new features that inadvertedly break backwards
> compatibility be considered regressions? Like the ref and macro
> keywords not being disabled by -v1?
A regression is defined as: An upgrade of the compiler resulted in code
that worked with a previous version of the compiler no longer does.
Now, having said that, there's a limit to where that applies. For
example, there's been several points in the D lifetime where something
purposely changed and was labeled in the change log as a breaking
change. For the time being, I'd only consider it a regression if it
worked for some version >= 1.000 but doesn't work in the current version.
Make sense?
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