Bug System Rough
| From: | Zak Greant | Date: | Thu, 03 Aug 2000 06:51:53 +0000 |
| Subject: | Bug System Rough | ||
| Groups: | php.qa | ||
| Request: | Send a blank email to php-qa+get-409@lists.php.net to get a copy of this message | ||
Hello All,
I have done some more work on the proposed changes to the bug reporting
system.
Either
a.) I am overcomplicating
b.) There is a lot of work to be done
c.) Both of the above
In any case, I will finish the rough requirements and design documents
before I try and pare the system down to the most needed and useful
functions.
Please comment and modify as you see fit.
Notes:
I have used brackets [] to denote form fields
[ ] = radio boxes
[ ] = text fields
[ text ] = select boxes
Also note that each entry will have help that is specific to that entry.
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Welcome to the PHP Bug Reporting utility.
The utility comes in two different flavors.
[x] Guided Bug Submission
- helps solve problems that are already known and fixed
- easy to use
- excellent for both experienced and inexperienced users
[ ] Expert Interface
- intended for expert level users
- faster to use
- more detailed
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Guided Bug Submission
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Step 1: User Information
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Please tell us a little bit about yourself.
Being able to contact you when we are investigating a bug is
very important. Bugs often occur due to a combination of
factors that do not or have not occurred in our testing
process. You may be the only person who can reproduce the
bug or confirm that it has been fixed.
Your Name (or Handle) [ ]
Email Address [ ]
Confirm Email Address [ ]
Password [ ]
Confirm Password (Only if creating a new account.)
]
If you have not submitted a bug report before, then a new
account will be created for you. This account will allow
you to modify the bug reports that you submit. Confirmation
of your account creation, along with your chosen password
and name will be emailed to you.
Step 2: Bug Overview
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The bug overview step allows us to gather basic information
about the bug.
This information is used to:
* Search for problems that are similar to yours
* Offer possible solutions to your problem
* Determine what questions to ask you about the bug
Were you able to install PHP?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
Can you run PHP scripts?
[ ] Yes
[ ] No
What version of PHP are you using?
[ Version ]
What operating system are you using?
[ Operating Systems ] Other: [ ]
What web server are you using?
[ Web Servers ] Other: [ ]
Can you recreate the bug
[ ] Yes
[ ] Maybe
[ ] No
How much of PHP does the bug affect?
[ ] All of PHP
[ ] Multiple features or functions
[ ] A single feature or function
How important is the bug?
[ ] Critical
[ ] Important
[ ] Trivial
What features or functions were affected?
[ ]
Please enter any error messages generated by the bug.
[ ]
More tomorrow....
Zak