Fubhy... they should be marked as FIXED... not closed(fixed)...
Otherwise, they disappear from the issue queues default displays... it is standard practice to mark as fixed, then after 2 weeks, they are automatically closed...
Otherwise, also the issue queue just is littered with bugs and features that aren't fixed... the green in the issue queue listing shows that things are active, and fixed on a regular basis.
When an issue is first fixed, it should not be closed, but JUST marked as fixed. :)
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Comment #1
himerus commentedcommitted to 7.x-3.x
Comment #2
fubhy commented/note to self:
/me needs to teach himerus how to close issues.
Comment #3
himerus commentedFubhy... they should be marked as FIXED... not closed(fixed)...
Otherwise, they disappear from the issue queues default displays... it is standard practice to mark as fixed, then after 2 weeks, they are automatically closed...
Otherwise, also the issue queue just is littered with bugs and features that aren't fixed... the green in the issue queue listing shows that things are active, and fixed on a regular basis.
When an issue is first fixed, it should not be closed, but JUST marked as fixed. :)
Comment #4
protools commentedComment #5
protools commentedComment #6
protools commentedall ok it's only in my design
Comment #7
sumerokr commentedhttp://drupal.org/node/1192132