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Sailfish Utilities
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[ui] Correct keyboard action wording. Contributes to MER#1305 #33

Closed Mikaela closed 9 years ago

Mikaela commented 9 years ago

Reopened #31 which couldn't be reopened, because of rebase or force push.

Now I would be interested to hear the following:

deztructor commented 9 years ago

It'd be better to avoid to be annoyed: emotions are bad advisors ;)

Answers:

Mikaela commented 9 years ago

It can't fix fixed issue but can contribute to some issue ("Contributes to")

How about you tell me directly what I am supposed to put as commit/PR title/message?

While it'd be disabled and Mer one could be used, for some people who just want to submit a bug report or proposal and have github account, it'll be not convenient.

It will be more convenient than people wondering rules that make no sense such as GitHub pull requests only closing MER issues when there is no issue at MER, but only at GitHub for example...

Mikaela commented 9 years ago

The MER issue tracker could also be linked so people would find it and you could allow GitHub login there. https://developer.github.com/v3/oauth/

deztructor commented 9 years ago

Taking into account this is just a single patch and you are not going to maintain any SFOS or Mer project, I could tell you what should be put. I didn't know it before, so just refered to some policy while considered you are SFOS contributor, so you was involved into mailing list etc. And I have a lot of work to spend time searching for bugs, rules etc. when reviewing, so I am trying to ask contributors to care about it.

So, I checked: there is no corresponding bug for this change, so I created new metabug for similar changes (https://bugs.merproject.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1305). And in this case wording for this bug could be e.g. [ui] Correct keyboard action wording. Contributes to MER#1305

Mikaela commented 9 years ago

Done. I hope this is the last thing I am going to do with this simple pull request, this is the most difficult project where I have ever contributed.