On 8 April 2010 04:43, Deryck Hodge <email address hidden> wrote:
> I wondered if the hot bugs list was useful for projects with low heat
> values. This confirms it's not. I also want more than just a hot bugs
> list myself. I get tired of looking at the same bugs. Though I do see
> some variation over time, the list changes slowly.
>
> Rather than removing the hot bugs list or making it configurable, how
> would you feel about multiple lists on the bugs home page, similar to
> the overview page's latest bugs, questions, etc. lists -- i.e. a hot
> bugs list plus a recently changed bugs list and a recently reported bugs
> list? I think the shortened form of displaying bug lists in two columns
> could be used to fit more on the page in a smaller space, too.
My highschool teacher used to call this a 'shotgun answer': writing
down everything you can think of in the hope some of it hits. :) I
think one list is much cleaner and makes it easier to actually scan;
presumably the point of this is to give an overview of activity in the
project.
To me the most interesting default is 'most recently changed' but
that's just a personal feeling.
How about if we run a little script across Launchpad's access logs to
find out which sort mechanism is the most popular when no search terms
are specified. Then consider making that the default. At any rate it
would be interesting to see the results.
On 8 April 2010 04:43, Deryck Hodge <email address hidden> wrote:
> I wondered if the hot bugs list was useful for projects with low heat
> values. This confirms it's not. I also want more than just a hot bugs
> list myself. I get tired of looking at the same bugs. Though I do see
> some variation over time, the list changes slowly.
>
> Rather than removing the hot bugs list or making it configurable, how
> would you feel about multiple lists on the bugs home page, similar to
> the overview page's latest bugs, questions, etc. lists -- i.e. a hot
> bugs list plus a recently changed bugs list and a recently reported bugs
> list? I think the shortened form of displaying bug lists in two columns
> could be used to fit more on the page in a smaller space, too.
My highschool teacher used to call this a 'shotgun answer': writing
down everything you can think of in the hope some of it hits. :) I
think one list is much cleaner and makes it easier to actually scan;
presumably the point of this is to give an overview of activity in the
project.
To me the most interesting default is 'most recently changed' but
that's just a personal feeling.
How about if we run a little script across Launchpad's access logs to
find out which sort mechanism is the most popular when no search terms
are specified. Then consider making that the default. At any rate it
would be interesting to see the results.
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