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v1 v2 6 6 This guide is written for both developers and reporters. 7 7 8 == New Tickets ==8 == Entering New Tickets == 9 9 10 When a new ticket is added, the milestone will default to the milestone11 corresponding to next scheduled ACPI version release. As of 7/15/2008, this12 is ACPI version 3.1 1.10 When a new ticket is created, the milestone will default to the milestone 11 corresponding to next scheduled ACPI version release. As of 1/26/2009, this 12 is ACPI version 3.15. 13 13 14 The version will default to current ACPI version (i.e. 3.1 0).14 The version will default to current ACPI version (i.e. 3.15). 15 15 16 16 These default values are defined by the ACPI project manager. … … 18 18 When submitting a ticket, reporters should override these values if 19 19 needed. 20 Developers should correct these values as needed when responding to the ticket.21 20 22 21 A well written ticket will contain sufficient information so that the … … 24 23 data. Reporters should attempt to make this happen. 25 24 26 == Responding toTickets ==25 == Handling New Tickets == 27 26 28 Developers should re spond to a ticketwithin 1 or 2 working days.27 Developers should review and respond to new tickets within 1 or 2 working days. 29 28 As always, sooner is better. 30 29 30 When the ticket is reviewed, developers should change the ticket status to 31 assigned. 32 33 Developers should correct the milestone and version fields, as needed. 34 31 35 If the reporter has neglected to supply the appropriate logs, the 32 developer willpoint the reporter to36 developer should point the reporter to 33 37 http://svn.netlabs.org/acpi/wiki/WikiStart#SubmittingTickets and 34 38 http://ecomstation.ru/projects/acpitools/?action=logs. … … 72 76 Tickets will only be be closed as resolved when the reported issue is 73 77 fully resolved. 74 A ticket is considered resolved when the reporter states that the issue no75 longer occurs.76 78 77 If the ticket resolution requires code changes, instruct the reporter to test 79 * A ticket is considered resolved when the reporter states that the issue no longer occurs. 80 81 When an ticket is resolved by code changes, the code changes must be 82 submitted to the Subversion respository before the ticket is closed. 83 84 When an ticket is resolved by code changes, a comment must be added to the 85 ticket indicating the Subversion change set number. 86 87 When an ticket is resolved by code changes, a comment must be added to the 88 ticket indicating the nature of the code change and how it resolved the 89 ticket issue. 90 91 When an ticket is resolved by code changes, instruct the reporter to test 78 92 the new version when it is released and move the ticket to the Feedback 79 93 Pending milestone. 80 81 When an ticket issue is corrected by code changes, it will be helpful the82 ticket should be updated to show the Subversion changeset number. To be83 useful, this means that subversion commits should be done soon after the84 change is implemented.85 94 86 95 If a ticket will not be resolved by the new version release, leave the ticket