issue queue

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Senpai's picture

What if the Issue Queue informed you that the code you're working on is also being touched by someone else? (Yay!)

[EDIT: This idea is temporarily code-named D.I.A.S., the Duplicate Issue Alert System]

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eric_sea's picture

Content for video on 'How to use the issue queue to contribute'. [wiki - please edit]

Following up on this the issue for the creation of this Video AND Doc (http://drupal.org/node/995326)

Why don't we pool ideas here and pull together an outline? Unless someone wants to dive in and just present it....

NOTE: We'll use this doc as a wiki to collaborate on content development and then pull this back to the issue when we have it together.

There are a number of resources below regarding the issue queue.

It sounds like there are several tasks associated with this issue:

Potential Tasks

  • Review existing documentation (see sources below)
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JohnAlbin's picture

Improving the usability of the Issue Queue

There has been a lot of informal talk about Drupal’s issue queue. For designers and non-technical people, it can be a confusing place. And while there has also been some talk about creating a separate place to discuss design-related issues (for example), the simple fact is: the issue queue is where developers get informed about problems and requests and that’s the place where they organize the work that they do. If non-developers want to improve the code, they have to use the issue queue.

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fgm@drupal.org's picture

Getting data offline

Following a request on the dev list, an issue and first-version code has been created to return a list of current issues as a single set of data, to be downloaded and used offline.

It includes, in a single JSON object:

  • the issues, selected by project, priorities, categories, and states
  • the followups/comments
  • the attached files

See the issue for more detail and to submit revisions.

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dale42's picture

The Vancouver Drupal 5 Bug Hunt!

Start: 
2006-12-13 12:00 - 17:00 Canada/Pacific

Give the gift of a Drupal 5 release candidate this holiday season by fixing bugs!

The Vancouver League of Drupaliers is answering the call and organizing a Drupal 5 bug hunt!

Drupal 5 is in beta 2 and will be released when all the critical bugs are dealt with. There's also non-critical bugs and each one fixed makes Drupal 5 a better release. Your help, regardless of whether you're new or a ninja, makes the release happen at the best quality possible. (More about the ways you can help here: http://drupal.org/drupal-5.0-beta2)

What's in it for you?

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