Changes between Version 19 and Version 20 of TicketSpecs
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v19 v20 23 23 This field is used for choosing the type of the ticket. You can choose from: 24 24 25 - '''Bug''' - if you found that something isn't working properly in FCKeditor or in our other projects25 - '''Bug''' - if you found that something isn't working properly in CKEditor or in our other projects 26 26 27 27 - '''New Feature''' - when you want to make a request for something new to be added to any of our project 28 28 29 - '''Task''' - tasks are usually used by FCKeditor core development team to specify "things that should be done" which aren't related to Bug and New Feature. So generally we don't recommend to use this type by reporters.29 - '''Task''' - tasks are usually used by CKEditor core development team to specify "things that should be done" which aren't related to Bug and New Feature. So generally we don't recommend to use this type by reporters. 30 30 31 31 == Full description == … … 51 51 1. Copy a big image from Word using CTRL+C (the picture should be bigger 52 52 than the "Paste from Word" window. 53 2. Go to FCKeditor and open "Paste from Word"53 2. Go to CKEditor and open "Paste from Word" 54 54 3. Paste the image into the window. 55 55 4. Click on the image so it is highlighted … … 69 69 === Milestone === 70 70 71 This option is used by the core development team for targeting Bugs and New Features. So for example, if we have confirmed a bug and someone has began fixing it, we set the Milestone to specify what version will be free of this bug e.g. 'CK editor 3.5'. We recommend no to use this option by reporters and leave this setting for developers.71 This option is used by the core development team for targeting Bugs and New Features. So for example, if we have confirmed a bug and someone has began fixing it, we set the Milestone to specify what version will be free of this bug e.g. 'CKEditor 3.5'. We recommend no to use this option by reporters and leave this setting for developers. 72 72 73 73 === Component === … … 75 75 Component is an option which allows to specify in what part of the program the bug occurred, or for what part of the program a New Feature is requested for. So for example: if you have a problem with a context menu you set the Component to ''UI : Context Menu''. If you are not sure what kind of component to choose just leave it as ''General''. 76 76 77 '''Note''': There are two options in the list that regard to CK editor sister projects: '''CKpackager''' and '''MediaWiki+FCKeditor''' so if you have a problem with one of them simply choose one of these options.77 '''Note''': There are two options in the list that regard to CKEditor sister projects: '''CKPackager''' and '''MediaWiki+FCKEditor''' so if you have a problem with one of them simply choose one of these options. 78 78 79 79 === Version === … … 83 83 === Keywords === 84 84 85 The "Keywords" field is a powerful and important feature. CK editor core development team uses it to gain information regarding a ticket, including browser details, current status and ticket quality. Someone from our team always sets the keywords when a bug is reported, we also recommend the users to fill {{{Browser}}} and {{{Operating System}}} keywords. The reporter can always check what kind of keywords have we used and in this way he or she can see what is the current status of the ticket and where the problem occurs.85 The "Keywords" field is a powerful and important feature. CKEditor core development team uses it to gain information regarding a ticket, including browser details, current status and ticket quality. Someone from our team always sets the keywords when a bug is reported, we also recommend the users to fill {{{Browser}}} and {{{Operating System}}} keywords. The reporter can always check what kind of keywords have we used and in this way he or she can see what is the current status of the ticket and where the problem occurs. 86 86 87 Example: '''[query:keywords~= Windows&keywords~=IE Windows IE]'''87 Example: '''[query:keywords~=Mac&keywords~=Safari MAC Safari]''' 88 88 89 89 The following is the list of standard keywords that we use. The keyword name is always "PascalCased" with no spaces: … … 92 92 93 93 '''Environment''' [[BR]] 94 95 - '''[query:keywords~=Windows Windows]''' for tickets discovered under Windows OS. 96 - '''[query:keywords~=MacOS MacOS]''' for tickets which come from Mac 94 In most of cases, Windows operating system is used, so there is no need for adding keyword. For other operating systems there are keywords defined: [[BR]] 95 - '''[query:keywords~=Mac Mac]''' for tickets which come from Mac 97 96 - '''[query:keywords~=Linux Linux]''' for tickets coming from Linux 98 - '''[query:keywords~=OtherOS OtherOS]''' for tickets, which come from operating systems other than above. [[BR]]97 For tickets, which come from operating systems other than Linux, Mac and Windows, please describe your environment in ''Full description'' field. [[BR]] 99 98 100 99 '''Browser Specific''' [[BR]] … … 110 109 '''IE''' Marks tickets that are related to Internet Explorer only. Possible keywords are: 111 110 - '''[query:keywords~=IE IE]''' for all Internet Explorer versions, 112 - '''[query:keywords~=IE 7 IE7]''', '''[query:keywords~=IE7 IE7]''', '''[query:keywords~=IE7 IE7]''' for specific versions of Internet Explorer111 - '''[query:keywords~=IE6 IE6]''', '''[query:keywords~=IE7 IE7]''', '''[query:keywords~=IE8 IE8]''' for specific versions of Internet Explorer 113 112 114 113 '''Webkit''' Marks tickets that are related to Webkit compatible browsers only. Possible keywords are: 115 114 - '''[query:keywords~=Webkit Webkit]''' for all browsers, based on Webkit engine 116 115 - '''[query:keywords~=Chrome Chrome]''' for all Chrome or Chromium versions 117 - '''[query:keywords~=Chrome5 Chrome5]''', '''[query:keywords~=Chrome6 Chrome6]''', '''[query:keywords~=Chrome 6 Chrome6]''' for specific Chrome versions116 - '''[query:keywords~=Chrome5 Chrome5]''', '''[query:keywords~=Chrome6 Chrome6]''', '''[query:keywords~=Chrome7 Chrome7]''' for specific Chrome versions 118 117 - '''[query:keywords~=Safari Safari]''' 119 118 ---- … … 127 126 128 127 '''Archived keywords''' 129 Keywords that are no longer in use (replaced by Trac status ses), but added to older tickets.128 Keywords that are no longer in use (replaced by Trac statuses), but added to older tickets. 130 129 131 130 - '''[query:keywords~=Confirmed Confirmed]''' for "Bugs", it indicates that a core developer was able to confirm the bug in some way, validating the ticket. For "New Features" and "Tasks", it indicates that the ticket has been reviewed and its has been understood as a valid request. It's not there to indicate our intentions on working on the ticket though.
