• Walter Bright (5/5) Apr 16 2006 I admit I was skeptical when Brad proposed using bugzilla to manage bug
• Brad Roberts (10/16) Apr 16 2006 Thanks Walter. The major thanks go to the folks at netscape that
• Ant (8/14) Apr 16 2006 Walter,
• Brad Roberts (2/19) Apr 16 2006 I guess there's something to be said for just doing it. :)
• Ant (3/23) Apr 16 2006 You don't understand, Walter asked explicitly not to be done.
• Sean Kelly (3/28) Apr 16 2006 I guess there's something to be said for doing it anyway :-)
• Ant (5/37) Apr 17 2006 OK, seems that you guys don't get it, I'll explain:
• Kyle Furlong (2/42) Apr 17 2006 And sometimes, you make an ass of yourself. Oh wait, no, thats most of t...
• Lars Ivar Igesund (2/46) Apr 17 2006 And there you did too :)
• Ant (5/6) Apr 17 2006 It's all with the best intentions.
• John Reimer (18/27) Apr 17 2006 Really, Kyle. That's not helpful at all. Ant has been a heavy
• Walter Bright (2/16) Apr 17 2006 That's right. And I was wrong.

Walter Bright <newshound digitalmars.com> writes:

I admit I was skeptical when Brad proposed using bugzilla to manage bug 
reports for D. But I was wrong. It's working out very well. I think it's 
  becoming a big contributor to the quality of D (in conjunction with 
Thomas' excellent dstress), and Brad deserves the credit.

-Walter

Brad Roberts <braddr puremagic.com> writes:

On Sun, 16 Apr 2006, Walter Bright wrote:

 I admit I was skeptical when Brad proposed using bugzilla to manage bug
 reports for D. But I was wrong. It's working out very well. I think it's
 becoming a big contributor to the quality of D (in conjunction with Thomas'
 excellent dstress), and Brad deserves the credit.
 
 -Walter

Thanks Walter.  The major thanks go to the folks at netscape that 
originaly wrote the thing and released it to the masses and the team of 
volunteers that over the last many years have evolved it into a rather 
robust and usable system.  While every bug tracking system I've ever 
worked with sucks, this one sucks about the least. ;)

I'm happy that my weekend of work setting it and the mail/news routing is 
paying off.

Later,
Brad

Ant <duitoolkit yahoo.ca> writes:

Walter Bright wrote:
 I admit I was skeptical when Brad proposed using bugzilla to manage bug 
 reports for D. But I was wrong. It's working out very well. I think it's 
  becoming a big contributor to the quality of D (in conjunction with 
 Thomas' excellent dstress), and Brad deserves the credit.
 
 -Walter

Walter,
Allow me to remind you that a long time ago
several people suggested it
and volunteer to set it up
and you flat out refuse to use it.

Ant

BTW thanks for D

Brad Roberts <braddr puremagic.com> writes:

On Sun, 16 Apr 2006, Ant wrote:

 Walter Bright wrote:
 I admit I was skeptical when Brad proposed using bugzilla to manage bug
 reports for D. But I was wrong. It's working out very well. I think it's
 becoming a big contributor to the quality of D (in conjunction with Thomas'
 excellent dstress), and Brad deserves the credit.
 
 -Walter

 
 Walter,
 Allow me to remind you that a long time ago
 several people suggested it
 and volunteer to set it up
 and you flat out refuse to use it.
 
 Ant
 
 BTW thanks for D

I guess there's something to be said for just doing it. :)

Ant <duitoolkit yahoo.ca> writes:

Brad Roberts wrote:
 On Sun, 16 Apr 2006, Ant wrote:
 
 Walter Bright wrote:
 I admit I was skeptical when Brad proposed using bugzilla to manage bug
 reports for D. But I was wrong. It's working out very well. I think it's
 becoming a big contributor to the quality of D (in conjunction with Thomas'
 excellent dstress), and Brad deserves the credit.

 -Walter

 Walter,
 Allow me to remind you that a long time ago
 several people suggested it
 and volunteer to set it up
 and you flat out refuse to use it.

 Ant

 BTW thanks for D

 
 I guess there's something to be said for just doing it. :)

You don't understand, Walter asked explicitly not to be done.

Ant

Sean Kelly <sean f4.ca> writes:

Ant wrote:
 Brad Roberts wrote:
 On Sun, 16 Apr 2006, Ant wrote:

 Walter Bright wrote:
 I admit I was skeptical when Brad proposed using bugzilla to manage bug
 reports for D. But I was wrong. It's working out very well. I think 
 it's
 becoming a big contributor to the quality of D (in conjunction with 
 Thomas'
 excellent dstress), and Brad deserves the credit.

 -Walter

 Walter,
 Allow me to remind you that a long time ago
 several people suggested it
 and volunteer to set it up
 and you flat out refuse to use it.

 Ant

 BTW thanks for D

 I guess there's something to be said for just doing it. :)

 
 You don't understand, Walter asked explicitly not to be done.

I guess there's something to be said for doing it anyway :-)


Sean

Ant <duitoolkit yahoo.ca> writes:

Sean Kelly wrote:
 Ant wrote:
 Brad Roberts wrote:
 On Sun, 16 Apr 2006, Ant wrote:

 Walter Bright wrote:
 I admit I was skeptical when Brad proposed using bugzilla to manage 
 bug
 reports for D. But I was wrong. It's working out very well. I think 
 it's
 becoming a big contributor to the quality of D (in conjunction with 
 Thomas'
 excellent dstress), and Brad deserves the credit.

 -Walter

 Walter,
 Allow me to remind you that a long time ago
 several people suggested it
 and volunteer to set it up
 and you flat out refuse to use it.

 Ant

 BTW thanks for D

 I guess there's something to be said for just doing it. :)

 You don't understand, Walter asked explicitly not to be done.

 
 I guess there's something to be said for doing it anyway :-)
 
 
 Sean

OK, seems that you guys don't get it, I'll explain:
Walter, sometimes you are the worst enemy of D.

Ant

but of course, thanks for D.

Kyle Furlong <kylefurlong gmail.com> writes:

Ant wrote:
 Sean Kelly wrote:
 Ant wrote:
 Brad Roberts wrote:
 On Sun, 16 Apr 2006, Ant wrote:

 Walter Bright wrote:
 I admit I was skeptical when Brad proposed using bugzilla to 
 manage bug
 reports for D. But I was wrong. It's working out very well. I 
 think it's
 becoming a big contributor to the quality of D (in conjunction 
 with Thomas'
 excellent dstress), and Brad deserves the credit.

 -Walter

 Walter,
 Allow me to remind you that a long time ago
 several people suggested it
 and volunteer to set it up
 and you flat out refuse to use it.

 Ant

 BTW thanks for D

 I guess there's something to be said for just doing it. :)

 You don't understand, Walter asked explicitly not to be done.

 I guess there's something to be said for doing it anyway :-)


 Sean

 
 OK, seems that you guys don't get it, I'll explain:
 Walter, sometimes you are the worst enemy of D.
 
 Ant
 
 but of course, thanks for D.

And sometimes, you make an ass of yourself. Oh wait, no, thats most of the time.

Lars Ivar Igesund <larsivar igesund.net> writes:

Kyle Furlong wrote:

 Ant wrote:
 Sean Kelly wrote:
 Ant wrote:
 Brad Roberts wrote:
 On Sun, 16 Apr 2006, Ant wrote:

 Walter Bright wrote:
 I admit I was skeptical when Brad proposed using bugzilla to
 manage bug
 reports for D. But I was wrong. It's working out very well. I
 think it's
 becoming a big contributor to the quality of D (in conjunction
 with Thomas'
 excellent dstress), and Brad deserves the credit.

 -Walter

 Walter,
 Allow me to remind you that a long time ago
 several people suggested it
 and volunteer to set it up
 and you flat out refuse to use it.

 Ant

 BTW thanks for D

 I guess there's something to be said for just doing it. :)

 You don't understand, Walter asked explicitly not to be done.

 I guess there's something to be said for doing it anyway :-)


 Sean

 
 OK, seems that you guys don't get it, I'll explain:
 Walter, sometimes you are the worst enemy of D.
 
 Ant
 
 but of course, thanks for D.

 
 And sometimes, you make an ass of yourself. Oh wait, no, thats most of the
 time.

And there you did too :)

Ant <Ant_member pathlink.com> writes:

In article <e20o84$cl2$1 digitaldaemon.com>, Kyle Furlong says...
And sometimes, you make an ass of yourself. Oh wait, no, thats most of the time.

It's all with the best intentions.
I know it doesn't work many times.

I apologize for that... :(

Ant

John Reimer <terminal.node gmail.com> writes:

Kyle Furlong wrote:

 OK, seems that you guys don't get it, I'll explain:
 Walter, sometimes you are the worst enemy of D.

 Ant

 but of course, thanks for D.

 
 And sometimes, you make an ass of yourself. Oh wait, no, thats most of 
 the time.


Really, Kyle.  That's not helpful at all.  Ant has been a heavy 
contributor to D for years and has my utmost respect.  I don't see your 
name as one of the /few/ people that Walter has included in his list of 
acknowledgments:

http://www.digitalmars.com/d/acknowledgements.html

Ant means well, even if it doesn't always come across perfectly.  Ant 
has a valid point here, though it probably would have been best to leave 
it alone at one post.  We forgive Walter. :)

Have care, Kyle.  I notice you like to castigate people too readily, 
often showing disrespect to those that greatly exceed you in age and 
experience.

Are you willing to share your age and experience to give people a 
perspective of who you are and why you feel you are fit to take this 
roll?  I doubt it.

I'm not trying to embarrass you.  Just encourage you to be more 
cautious. I've had to learn it all the hard way.

-JJR

Walter Bright <newshound digitalmars.com> writes:

Ant wrote:
 Walter Bright wrote:
 I admit I was skeptical when Brad proposed using bugzilla to manage 
 bug reports for D. But I was wrong. It's working out very well. I 
 think it's  becoming a big contributor to the quality of D (in 
 conjunction with Thomas' excellent dstress), and Brad deserves the 
 credit.

 -Walter

 
 Walter,
 Allow me to remind you that a long time ago
 several people suggested it
 and volunteer to set it up
 and you flat out refuse to use it.

That's right. And I was wrong.