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1 | initial version | posted 2014-03-21 07:02:41 +0200 |
The roadmap tag is nice for finding what is officially decided to be implemented. However, now that there are quite a few releases done, the list of already released items is cluttering up the space. There is no common tag for all issues that have been fixed and released. I suggest a new official tag: "released" to add to all issues where the roadmap-tag has been set, once the issue solution has been released.
2 | No.2 Revision |
The roadmap tag is nice for finding what is officially decided to be implemented. However, now that there are quite a few releases done, the list of already released items is cluttering up the space. There is no common tag for all issues that have been fixed and released. I suggest a new official tag: "released" to add to all issues where the roadmap-tag has been set, once the issue solution has been released.
The closed status is not enough, since a question becomes closed as answered once it has been added to the roadmap.
The roadmap tag is nice for finding what is officially decided to be implemented. However, now that there are quite a few releases done, the list of already released items is cluttering up the space. There is no common tag for all issues that have been fixed and released. I suggest a new official tag: "released" to add to all issues where the roadmap-tag has been set, once the issue solution has been released.
The closed status is not enough, since a question becomes closed as answered once it has been added to the roadmap.
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The roadmap tag is nice for finding what is officially decided to be implemented. However, now that there are quite a few releases done, the list of already released items is cluttering up the space. There is no common tag for all issues that have been fixed and released. I suggest a new official tag: "released" to add to all issues where the roadmap-tag has been set, once the issue solution has been released.
The closed status is not enough, since a question becomes closed as answered once it has been added to the roadmap.