Feature #284
closedIssues fixed in multiple versions
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Description
The short version:
It would be great to be able to say that an issue has been fixed in more than one version of the project.
The long version:
The release model on our project is to have three active branches of the code - trunk for unreleased code, the latest
stable release branch, and the stable release branch before that.
We release a new stable branch every six months, but still need to fix high priority issues that arise in older versions.
Given this, we generally do a QA release of the previously released branches every one or two months. These include
any bug fixes that customers can't go without, but do not have the luxury of upgrading their production systems at that
time.
If we identify a bug that affects both trunk and a released stable version, and we decide that it must be fixed for
existing customers, then we fix the bug and mark it in Jira as fixed for both these versions. This means that the issue
would show up on the change log of each version. It also indicates that that testers must test the issue in both versions
of the code.
Related issues
Updated by Nick Read over 17 years ago
Patch #10519 has been submitted to implement this functionality:
http://rubyforge.org/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=10519x%x%
amp;group_id=1850&atid=7162
Updated by Felix Schäfer over 14 years ago
- Status changed from New to Closed
Closing this issue in favor of #219.
Updated by Rick Hunnicutt about 14 years ago
Felix,
You've closed this based on #219 but in the last entry, the author states the patch will most likely not merege into the current tree and that was 3 years ago. Is it a valid resolution at this point? It is still needed for sure.
Updated by Alice Etchegaray about 10 years ago
I agree with Rick, the patch isn't adapted for current tree and it's a pity...
Why don't integrate this functionality into the future versions of Redmine ??
Updated by Toshi MARUYAMA about 10 years ago
- Related to deleted (Feature #1675: Add 'affected version' as a standard field)
Updated by Toshi MARUYAMA about 10 years ago
- Related to Feature #1675: Add 'affected version' as a standard field added