Aryeh Gregor schreef:
Well, in some cases, yes. But in other cases,
"resolved" will mean
"it turns out that there wasn't a problem after all" -- I've used
"fixme" so far in more than one case to flag something that I thought
had some minor issue, that others might disagree with. And in some
cases, the commit that fixes the issue might not be clear on the fact
that that's what it's doing.
This is exactly what we need an extended tag
system for, so we could tag
a revision as "resolved in r123" rather than just "resolved"
(similarly,
r123 would be tagged as "fixes r122").
Roan Kattouw (Catrope)