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Not that I think they all are left unfixed, but seeing that none of them has been granted a "Tracked by Jolla" flag, seems somewhat odd. I've understood that the Early Adopters are doing an important job for us all reporting new bugs here in advance - and that Jolla responds into those reports they find important.

My question is: Is this still valid?

Early access releases should be considered "stable". Issues found during that period will either be fixed, or added to "known issues" on the release notes (link to official announcement)

1.1.9.28 Early Access: bugs reported so far

Not that I think they all are left unfixed, but seeing that none of them has been granted a "Tracked by Jolla" flag, seems somewhat odd. I've understood that the Early Adopters are doing an important job for us all reporting new bugs here in advance - and that Jolla responds into those reports they find important.

My question is: Is this still valid?

Early access releases should be considered "stable". Issues found during that period will either be fixed, or added to "known issues" on the release notes (link to official announcement)

1.1.9.28 Early Access: bugs reported so far

Not that I think they all are left unfixed, but seeing that none of them has been granted a "Tracked by Jolla" flag, seems somewhat odd. I've understood that the Early Adopters are doing an important job edit: Rephrased my question and added some statistics for us all reporting new bugs here in advance - and that Jolla responds into those reports they find important.clearance

My question is: Is this quote still valid?

Early "Early access releases should be considered "stable". Issues found during that period will either be fixed, or added to "known issues" on the release notes notes"

(link to Source: official announcement)

1.1.9.28 Early Access: bugs reported so far

edit: Just to To make it clear why I wanted to ask this: On I noticed that on 1.1.7 Early Access, only one issue was added to the Known Issues on the release notes, out of about 70 questions tagged as several bugs reported, few of them having also some importance. Adding here also some statistics of bug reports, of which report activity, taken on September 12th 2015.

+----------------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+-----------------+
| Version        | reported | Closed | Answered | Open | Tracked | In release | to Known Issues |
+----------------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+-----------------+
| 1.1.9.x        | 36       | 1      | 4        | 31   | 0       | 0          | 0               |
+----------------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+-----------------+
| 1.1.7.x        | 86       | 2      | 27       | 57   | 5       | 3          | 1               |
+----------------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+-----------------+
| 1.1.6.x        | 75       | 2      | 21       | 52 were left unanswered. It seems now   | 3       | 1          | 0               |
+----------------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+-----------------+
| 1.1.4.x        | 86       | 5      | 20       | 61   | 4       | 2          | 1               |
+----------------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+-----------------+
| 1.1.2.x        | 46       | 1      | 10       | 35   | 4       | 0          | 3               |
+----------------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+-----------------+
| SUM (EA)       | 329      | 11     | 82       | 236  | 16      | 6          | 5               |
+----------------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+-----------------+
| No version tag | 2608     | 302    | 743      | 1563 | 25      | 5          | -               |
+----------------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+-----------------+
| SUM (all)      | 2937     | 313    | 825      | 1799 | 41      | 11         | -               |
+----------------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+-----------------+

Please note that the Early Adopters are being quite active and helpful, while Jolla isn't delivering their "part part of the deal" (quoted above). In a long run, questions calculated might include more than one version tag, so this might affect on the is not an exact table:

1.1.9.28 Early Adopters willing to post the reports, leaving some of them frustrated if found the reporting does not return what's expectedAccess: bugs reported so far

edit: Rephrased my question and added some statistics for clearance

My question is: Is this quote still valid?

"Early access releases should be considered "stable". Issues found during that period will either be fixed, or added to "known issues" on the release notes"

(Source: official announcement)

To make it clear why I wanted to ask this: I noticed that on 1.1.7 Early Access, only one issue was added to the Known Issues on the release notes, out of several bugs reported, few of them having also some importance. Adding here also some statistics of bug report activity, taken on September 12th 2015.

+----------------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+-----------------+
+-----------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+--------------+
| Version    | reported | Closed | Answered | Open | Tracked | In release | to Known Issues |
+----------------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+-----------------+
+-----------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+--------------+
| 1.1.9.x    | 36       | 1      | 4        | 31   | 0       | 0          | 0               |
+----------------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+-----------------+
|
+-----------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+--------------+
| 1.1.7.x    | 86       | 2      | 27       | 57   | 5       | 3          | 1               |
+----------------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+-----------------+
|
+-----------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+--------------+
| 1.1.6.x    | 75       | 2      | 21       | 52   | 3       | 1          | 0               |
+----------------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+-----------------+
|
+-----------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+--------------+
| 1.1.4.x    | 86       | 5      | 20       | 61   | 4       | 2          | 1               |
+----------------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+-----------------+
|
+-----------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+--------------+
| 1.1.2.x    | 46       | 1      | 10       | 35   | 4       | 0          | 3               |
+----------------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+-----------------+
|
+-----------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+--------------+
| SUM (EA)   | 329      | 11     | 82       | 236  | 16      | 6          | 5               |
+----------------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+-----------------+
|
+-----------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+--------------+
| No version tag v-tag  | 2608     | 302    | 743      | 1563 | 25      | 5          | -               |
+----------------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+-----------------+
|
+-----------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+--------------+
| SUM (all)  | 2937     | 313    | 825      | 1799 | 41      | 11         | -               |
+----------------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+-----------------+
|
+-----------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+--------------+

Please note that part of the questions calculated might include more than one version tag, so this is not an exact table:

1.1.9.28 Early Access: bugs reported so far

edit: Rephrased my question and added some statistics for clearance

My question is: Is this quote still valid?

"Early access releases should be considered "stable". Issues found during that period will either be fixed, or added to "known issues" on the release notes"

(Source: official announcement)

To make it clear why I wanted to ask this: I noticed that on 1.1.7 Early Access, only one issue was added to the Known Issues on the release notes, out of several bugs reported, few of them having also some importance. Adding here also some statistics of bug report activity, taken on September 12th 2015.

+-----------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+--------------+
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| Version   | reported Reports | Closed | Answered | Open | Tracked | In release | Known Issues |
+-----------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+--------------+
Iss. |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.9.x   | 36       | 1      | 4        | 31   | 0       | 0          | 0            |
+-----------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+--------------+
|
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.7.x   | 86       | 2      | 27       | 57   | 5       | 3          | 1            |
+-----------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+--------------+
|
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.6.x   | 75       | 2      | 21       | 52   | 3       | 1          | 0            |
+-----------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+--------------+
|
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.4.x   | 86       | 5      | 20       | 61   | 4       | 2          | 1            |
+-----------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+--------------+
|
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.2.x   | 46       | 1      | 10       | 35   | 4       | 0          | 3            |
+-----------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+--------------+
|
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| SUM (EA)  | 329      | 11     | 82       | 236  | 16      | 6          | 5            |
+-----------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+--------------+
|
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| No v-tag  | 2608     | 302    | 743      | 1563 | 25      | 5          | -            |
+-----------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+--------------+
|
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| SUM (all) | 2937     | 313    | 825      | 1799 | 41      | 11         | -            |
+-----------+----------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+--------------+
|
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+

Please note that part of the questions calculated might include more than one version tag, so this is not an exact table:

1.1.9.28 Early Access: bugs reported so far

edit: Rephrased my question and added some statistics for clearance

My question is: Is this quote still valid?

"Early access releases should be considered "stable". Issues found during that period will either be fixed, or added to "known issues" on the release notes"

(Source: official announcement)

To make it clear why I wanted to ask this: I noticed that on 1.1.7 Early Access, only one issue was added to the Known Issues on the release notes, out of several bugs reported, few of them having also some importance. Adding here also some statistics of bug report activity, taken on September 12th 2015.

+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| Version   | Reports | Closed | Answered | Open | Tracked | In release | Known Iss. |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.9.x   | 36      | 1      | 4        | 31   | 0       | 0          | 0          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.7.x   | 86      | 2      | 27       | 57   | 5       | 3          | 1          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.6.x   | 75      | 2      | 21       | 52   | 3       | 1          | 0          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.4.x   | 86      | 5      | 20       | 61   | 4       | 2          | 1          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.2.x   | 46      | 1      | 10       | 35   | 4       | 0          | 3          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| SUM (EA)  | 329     | 11     | 82       | 236  | 16      | 6          | 5          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| No v-tag  | 2608    | 302    | 743      | 1563 | 25      | 5          | -          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| SUM (all) | 2937    | 313    | 825      | 1799 | 41      | 11         | -          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+

Please note that Last column "Known Iss." should be read as "Added to Known Issues on the release notes". Also note: part of the questions calculated might include more than one version tag, so this is the values are not an exact table:exact.

1.1.9.28 Early Access: bugs reported so far

edit: Rephrased my question and added some statistics for clearance

My question is: Is this quote still valid?

"Early access releases should be considered "stable". Issues found during that period will either be fixed, or added to "known issues" on the release notes"

(Source: official announcement)

To make it clear why I wanted to ask this: I noticed that on 1.1.7 Early Access, only one issue was added to the Known Issues on the release notes, out of several bugs reported, few of them having also some importance. Adding here also some statistics of bug report activity, taken on September 12th 2015.

+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| Version   | Reports | Closed | Answered | Open | Tracked | In release | Known Iss. |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.9.x   | 36      | 1      | 4        | 31   | 0       | 0          | 0          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.7.x   | 86      | 2      | 27       | 57   | 5       | 3          | 1          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.6.x   | 75      | 2      | 21       | 52   | 3       | 1          | 0          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.4.x   | 86      | 5      | 20       | 61   | 4       | 2          | 1          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.2.x   | 46      | 1      | 10       | 35   | 4       | 0          | 3          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| SUM (EA)  | 329     | 11     | 82       | 236  | 16      | 6          | 5          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| No v-tag  | 2608    | 302    | 743      | 1563 | 25      | 5          | -          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| SUM (all) | 2937    | 313    | 825      | 1799 | 41      | 11         | -          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+

Notes on the table:

• 4th column "Answered" include questions with one answer suggested as correct, but not necessarily accepted
• Last column "Known Iss." should be read as "Added to Known Issues on the release notes". Also note: part notes"
• Part of the questions calculated might include more than one version tag, so the values are not exact.
  exact

1.1.9.28 Early Access: bugs reported so far

edit: Rephrased my question and added some statistics for clearance

My question is: Is this quote still valid?

"Early access releases should be considered "stable". Issues found during that period will either be fixed, or added to "known issues" on the release notes"

(Source: official announcement)

To make it clear why I wanted to ask this: I noticed that on 1.1.7 Early Access, only one issue was added to the Known Issues on the release notes, out of several bugs reported, few of them having also some importance. Adding here also some statistics of bug report activity, taken on September 12th 2015.

+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| Version   | Reports | Closed | Answered | Open | Tracked | In release | Known Iss. |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.9.x   | 36      | 1      | 4        | 31   | 0       | 0          | 0          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.7.x   | 86      | 2      | 27       | 57   | 5       | 3          | 1          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.6.x   | 75      | 2      | 21       | 52   | 3       | 1          | 0          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.4.x   | 86      | 5      | 20       | 61   | 4       | 2          | 1          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.2.x   | 46      | 1      | 10       | 35   | 4       | 0          | 3          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| SUM (EA)  | 329     | 11     | 82       | 236  | 16      | 6          | 5          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| No v-tag  | 2608    | 302    | 743      | 1563 | 25      | 5          | -          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| SUM (all) | 2937    | 313    | 825      | 1799 | 41      | 11         | -          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+

Notes on the table:

• 4th column "Answered" include includes questions with one answer suggested as correct, but not necessarily acceptedaccepted as correct
• Last column column: "Known Iss." should be read as "Added to Known Issues on the release notes"
• 2nd last row: "no v-tag" should be read as "bug reports posted without version number tag". Version number tag is, in general, used with Early Access reports, but it's not reserved for them.
• Part of the questions calculated might include more than one version tag, so the values are not exact

1.1.9.28 Early Access: bugs reported so far

edit: Rephrased my question and added some statistics for clearance

My question is: Is this quote still valid?

"Early access releases should be considered "stable". Issues found during that period will either be fixed, or added to "known issues" on the release notes"

(Source: official announcement)

To make it clear why I wanted to ask this: I noticed that on 1.1.7 Early Access, only one issue was added to the Known Issues on the release notes, out of several bugs reported, few of them having also some importance. Adding here also some statistics of bug report activity, taken on September 12th 2015.

+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| Version   | Reports | Closed | Answered | Open | Tracked | In release | Known Iss. |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.9.x   | 36      | 1      | 4        | 31   | 0       | 0          | 0          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.7.x   | 86      | 2      | 27       | 57   | 5       | 3          | 1          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.6.x   | 75      | 2      | 21       | 52   | 3       | 1          | 0          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.4.x   | 86      | 5      | 20       | 61   | 4       | 2          | 1          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| 1.1.2.x   | 46      | 1      | 10       | 35   | 4       | 0          | 3          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| SUM (EA)  | 329     | 11     | 82       | 236  | 16      | 6          | 5          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| No v-tag  | 2608    | 302    | 743      | 1563 | 25      | 5          | -          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+
| SUM (all) | 2937    | 313    | 825      | 1799 | 41      | 11         | -          |
+-----------+---------+--------+----------+------+---------+------------+------------+

Notes on the table:

• 4th column "Answered" includes questions with one answer suggested as correct, but not necessarily accepted as correctcorrect. Many of these could be added to the "Open" column values, now left off from there
• Last column: "Known Iss." should be read as "Added to Known Issues on the release notes"
• 2nd last row: "no v-tag" should be read as "bug reports posted without version number tag". Version number tag is, in general, used with Early Access reports, but it's not reserved for them.
• Part of the questions calculated might include more than one version tag, so the values are not exact

1.1.9.28 Early Access: bugs reported so far