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Posted to derby-dev@db.apache.org by Kathey Marsden <km...@sbcglobal.net> on 2007/02/23 00:13:26 UTC
Existing application impact flag
Dan and I were discussing the existing application impact flag.
Typically this is set for intentional behaviour changes and also for
regresssions until they are fixed. It was intended to provide an easy
report for those upgrading to know what changes might affect their
applications on upgrade.
Dan suggested that the "existing application impact" field would be
better split into two fields. One for intentional changes and another
for bugs that might affect existing applications. I kind of like it the
way it is. Does anyone have thoughts on this?
Kathey
Re: Existing application impact flag
Posted by Daniel John Debrunner <dj...@apache.org>.
Kathey Marsden wrote:
> Dan and I were discussing the existing application impact flag.
> Typically this is set for intentional behaviour changes and also for
> regresssions until they are fixed. It was intended to provide an easy
> report for those upgrading to know what changes might affect their
> applications on upgrade.
>
> Dan suggested that the "existing application impact" field would be
> better split into two fields. One for intentional changes and another
> for bugs that might affect existing applications. I kind of like it the
> way it is. Does anyone have thoughts on this?
Or I thought it was already split into two flags:
regression - a regression from a previous release
existing application impact - an intentional change that might
require application change
Dan.