Bug management/Triage

Bug triage often refers to bug triage meetings.

We currently have a bugmeister who triages bugs and organizes bug triage meetings to collectively prioritize, validate, and assign bugs. We announce the meetings ahead of time on wikitech-l and via Google Calendar, Identi.ca and Twitter.

We hold our bug triage meetings in a public IRC channel, #wikimedia-dev (webchat link).

When we triage bugs, we review each bug's initial report, comments, reproducibility, and any attached patches. We discuss its priority and status and decide whether to change them, and sometimes recruit developers to fix the bug or implement the enhancement.

List of bug triage meetings
Calendar of Upcoming Bug Triages
 * November 2011
 * Friday, 4 November: MediaWiki 1.18 bug triage, 21:00 UTC (17:00PDT) -- (list of bugs to cover)
 * Wednesday, 2 November: Non-MySQL databases at 19:00UTC -- summary, raw notes
 * October 2011
 * October 26th: Android app
 * October 19th: none
 * October 15th: NOLA Hackathon (unannounced)
 * October 5th: fundraising (report)
 * September 2011
 * Wikibooks on September 28 (Summary)
 * Internationalisation bug on September 14 announced (Summmary)
 * UploadWizard triage on September 7 announced (Summary)
 * August 2011 notes
 * internationalization Triage on August 31 announced (Summary)
 * Collection extension/PDF Export triage announcement for August 24 (Summary)
 * “Mobile” bug triage announcement for August 17 (Summary)
 * August 10 triage announcement
 * July 2011 notes
 * caching, squid, etc. triage announcement (Summary)
 * “Easy” Bug triage announcement (Summary)
 * June 2011 notes
 * Announcement for first IRC triage on June 28th (Summary)
 * Summary from June 13th triage and announcment of IRC triages
 * Summary from June 2nd triage
 * May 2011
 * Summary from right-to-left (RTL) triage in Berlin
 * Summary from May 9th

Archives

 * Archive 1 (2011-04-01 – 2011-06-01)