[Issue 2573] [Tracker] Data integrity issues

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Mon Mar 4 05:40:50 PST 2013


http://d.puremagic.com/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=2573



--- Comment #4 from Stewart Gordon <smjg at iname.com> 2013-03-04 05:40:47 PST ---
(In reply to comment #3)
> Keywords are fully maintained (beyond the point of creation) on the 
> bugs that utilize that keyword.

Where is the keyword for data integrity issues?

> When there's no open bugs in that category, there's no bugs with 
> the keyword. Unlike umbrella bugs which would end up being closed 
> and reopened as bugs are found.  There's no clear 'done' with 
> umbrella bugs. See 1001, the stack trace bug, for a classic case of 
> where they're an anti-pattern.

That's true, and in principle keywords could mostly replace tracker issues.  In
practice, they need to be created by someone who has the necessary access to do
so.  It might be easier to get a keyword created on a small Bugzilla like this
one compared to a big one like bugzilla.mozilla.org, but still....

> I agree with Brad. Umbrella bugs seem like a great idea, until you 
> use them.

Still, it's only the opinion of a few people.  OK, so there are probably more
whom we don't know about.  But clearly many people find them useful for various
reasons.  The commonness of them on b.m.o is evidence of this.

> And this one isn't even an umbrella bug, it's a personal gripe list.

How does a collection of data integrity bugs constitute a "personal gripe
list"???

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