Mike is going through the bug forums like a maniac.
It looks like the main bug forum will be empty when XF 1.1.4 is released.
There are a fair amount of bugs in the future-fix bug reports forum. Are these all planned for XF 1.3?
It would be a great selling point for XenForo to have no open bugs. It showcases the quality of XenForo software.
Especially compared to the shameful state vbulletin is in ATM.
Mike is going through the bug forums like a maniac.
It looks like the main bug forum will be empty when XF 1.1.4 is released.
There are a fair amount of bugs in the future-fix bug reports forum. Are these all planned for XF 1.3?
It would be a great selling point for XenForo to have no open bugs. It showcases the quality of XenForo software.
Especially compared to the shameful state vbulletin is in ATM.
I think once Mike starts eyeing those bad boys up ( and he will) we will see that being lowered quickly and we'll be graced with the (yet to be suggested) feature where we get a screaming bug alert so the community knows another bug is dusted and laid to rest. *actually thinks about suggesting this*
I think once Mike starts eyeing those bad boys up ( and he will) we will see that being lowered quickly and we'll be graced with the (yet to be suggested) feature where we get a screaming bug alert so the community knows another bug is dusted and laid to rest. *actually thinks about suggesting this*
Mike is going through the bug forums like a maniac.
It looks like the main bug forum will be empty when XF 1.1.4 is released.
There are a fair amount of bugs in the future-fix bug reports forum. Are these all planned for XF 1.3?
It would be a great selling point for XenForo to have no open bugs. It showcases the quality of XenForo software.
Especially compared to the shameful state vbulletin is in ATM.
I can't help thinking that some people, including managers, from a certain other software company are monitoring this place and having some serious 'WTF moments', as they see bugs disappear at a pace that they could only dream of.