- From: Steven Pemberton <steven.pemberton@cwi.nl>
- Date: Mon, 25 Jun 2007 15:39:42 +0200
- To: "John Boyer" <boyerj@ca.ibm.com>
- Cc: public-forms@w3.org
On Fri, 22 Jun 2007 16:59:18 +0200, John Boyer <boyerj@ca.ibm.com> wrote: > Hi Steven, Hi John, > Can I please get your help in getting Aaron's last call issues into the > system. Sure, but don't forget it was Uli who volunteered to work on the upkeep of the issue tracking. > Issue #37 is in the trash because it states that Aaron's 39 issues from > April 30 was broken into separate mails. > > First of all, the issue only has the first 26 of the 30 issues in it, so > please watch out for that. If you mean issue 37, then you'll see at the bottom "Message of length 7591 truncated" and a button "Full message", which shows all 39 issues. I see all 39 separately in the data base. UI/118 has 31-39 > Second, there does not even seem to be a topic for the "Structure" > section > of the spec (Section 3), where Aaron's issues 5 through 14 go. However, > some issues on Section 3 from you, Steven, are in the Model topic (which > I > might have thought was for section 4) The names of the folders don't exactly match the names of the sections, but section 3 is essentially about the model, so I guess that's why it got called that. You can just create a new folder and move issues there if you miss one. > Third, I think "Model" might be the right topic for Aaron's 15 through > 19, > but I think we need one issue for #16 and another for #15 + #17-#19. They are all comments on section 4, processing model, so I guess that's why they ended up there ;-) To split an issue mail up, you can re-edit the mail, and 'redirect' it (assuming your email agent can do that), so that it gets sent as if coming from Aaron. > Fourth, #1 and #15 are good examples because they are covered by other > people's issues. So, it is unclear if they are not entered because of > that, but the problem with not entering them is that *Aaron* would never > get a response to the issue. It seems like we need to enter all of his > issues even if they are duplicates with others. #1 is at Model/112 #15 is at Events/115 Or have I misunderstood what you mean? > Fifth, His section 7 comments don't seem to show up under XPath. XPath/116 > Sixth, could I please have your help tracing through the rest of his > issues to make sure they appear, as I gave up looking at about this > point. As far as I can see, they are all there. > Seventh, please make sure #28 is an issue by itself. Do you mean "28) Section 8.1.1 - the list of events that happen when a form control goes from being irrelevant to relevant -> xforms-value-changed only MIGHT be generated. A control can become relevant without the value of the control's bound node changing at all."? Just send it as a separate mail. > Finally, note that I have already implemented almost all of the changes > needed, so I just need issues made so I can compose and send the replies. You can send more than one reply to a message, but if you really need to split an email up, then editing and resending it will do the trick. Best wishes, Steven
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