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What does [WIP] really mean?
From: mmann78 () netscape net
Date: Fri, 11 Apr 2014 22:35:49 -0400 (EDT)
I've seen a handful of patches submitted to Gerrit with [WIP] in the title. Obviously this means "work in progress", but what does it mean for reviewers of the patch? Should reviews be held off until more/better patches are submitted (with help accepted)? Notification that a feature is being worked on? Please help me test this? If a reviewer thinks the current patch is "a good start" for a feature (and worthy of current inclusion), is it okay to give the +2? Since Gerrit doesn't seem to track multiple patches to a "feature" like a Bugzilla ticket can, is the [WIP] trying to be "feature complete" before submission?
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Current thread:
- What does [WIP] really mean? mmann78 (Apr 11)
- Re: What does [WIP] really mean? Gerald Combs (Apr 14)
- Re: What does [WIP] really mean? Evan Huus (Apr 14)
- Re: What does [WIP] really mean? Guy Harris (Apr 14)
- Re: What does [WIP] really mean? Bálint Réczey (Apr 15)
- Re: What does [WIP] really mean? Gerald Combs (Apr 14)