[Ditz-talk] something like a ticket inbox
Nicolas Pouillard
nicolas.pouillard at gmail.com
Sat Apr 5 05:52:50 EDT 2008
Excerpts from Johan Euphrosine's message of Sat Apr 05 03:24:27 +0200 2008:
> > I think that a great email integration would make sense. One could have some
> > hooks in sup to add an issue from an email directly for instance.
>
> Do you mean by "great email integration" that new or fixed issues
> could be sent by mail, by git-email'ing (or hg patchbomb'ing) patches
> to the yaml file ?
This kind of email integration comes for free due DSCMs emailing feature.
> That would be super awesome usecase since one would be able to ACK a
> bug, just by applying the attached patch to his repo.
Right, but forcing bug reporters to diving into the project and then use ditz
and then send a patch seems a lot more complicated to normal users.
I thought that when your receive a mail from a user about an bug/request, you
could have a custom command right in your mailer that will perform a "ditz
add", the title could the mail subject (default), the component could be
guessed from the mail body too. Finally the the mail-id is retained, for
further changes.
For instance when you've fixed the bug, you could ditz could auto-email a
response to the thread. And perhaps more...
> ++Agree that having issue in separate file with unique id (as you both
> suggested) would avoid/reduce conflicts.
>
> (sorry if I broke the thread, just joined the list and don't have the
> backlog in my mbox)
Best regards,
--
Nicolas Pouillard aka Ertai
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