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== Resolutions ==
== Resolutions ==
Once a bug is RESOLVED, the 'resolution' field indicates in what way the bug was resolved.
Once a bug is RESOLVED, the 'resolution' field indicates in what way the bug was resolved.
'''FIXED''' A fix for this bug is checked into the tree and tested.
'''WONTFIX''' The problem described is a bug which will never be fixed.
'''NOTABUG ''' The problem described is not actually a bug, but a design choice of some sort.
'''NOTSUGAR''' The bug is either not in a module that is part of Sugar, or is caused by something outside of Sugar that cannot be worked around or otherwise resolved by the Sugar platform.
'''INCOMPLETE''' The bug lacks sufficient information to be fixed, and unlike NEEDINFO, no answer is possible or expected.
or NOTABUG just don't quite fit.
'''INVALID''' This bug is in some way not valid- usually used when INCOMPLETE or NOTABUG just don't quite fit.
'''OBSOLETE''' This bug is in an old (obsolete) or unmaintained version.
'''DUPLICATE''' This bug is filed already in the data base.
'''WORKSFORME''' The bug can not be reproduced.
Severity (Default=Normal)
== Severity (Default=Normal) ==
This field describes the impact of a bug on a user.
This field describes the impact of a bug on a user.
Priority
'''Blocker''' Blocks development and/or testing work.
'''Critical''' Crashes, causes loss of data, or is a severe memory leak.
'''Major''' Major loss of functionality- menu item broken, data output extremely incorrect, or otherwise difficult/useless to use.
'''Normal''' A minor part of the component is nonfunctional or broken.
'''Minor''' minor loss of function, or other problem where easy workaround is present.
'''Trivial''' Cosmetic problem like misspelled words or misaligned text.
'''Enhancement''' Request for a new feature or functionality.
== Priority ==
This field describes the importance and order in which a bug should be
This field describes the importance and order in which a bug should be
fixed. This field is utilized by hackers to prioritize their work to be
fixed. This field is utilized by hackers to prioritize their work to be
Low Just not all that important. Rarely used in GNOME.
Low Just not all that important. Rarely used in GNOME.
Target Milestone
== Target Milestone ==
This field describes the version of the product that developers or the
This field describes the version of the product that developers or the
maintainers believe they should fix the bug by. This field is not meant
maintainers believe they should fix the bug by. This field is not meant
reserved for developers and maintainers of the given module.
reserved for developers and maintainers of the given module.
Sugar Version
== Sugar Version ==
This field describes the version of Sugar that a bug has most recently
This field describes the version of Sugar that a bug has most recently
been found in. This field is used by the Sugar release team and other
been found in. This field is used by the Sugar release team and other
culminates in GNOME 2.even.
culminates in GNOME 2.even.
Gnome Target Milestone
== Gnome Target Milestone ==
This field describes the version of GNOME that a bug should be fixed in.
This field describes the version of GNOME that a bug should be fixed in.
This is not a 'it would be nice' field, it is a 'Gnome releases may need
This is not a 'it would be nice' field, it is a 'Gnome releases may need
is not warranted.
is not warranted.
Operating System
== Operating System ==
This field lists the operating system the bug was found on. We know a
This field lists the operating system the bug was found on. We know a
lot of these are useless, bear with us. :)
lot of these are useless, bear with us. :)