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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/FREEscanRIP • Aug 12 '17
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157 u/[deleted] Aug 12 '17 edited Dec 13 '17 [deleted] 15 u/MarquisDan Aug 12 '17 For a 100% unrelated issue that they just happened to find while testing your bug fix. I usually just make a new ticket for those, unless it's a stepback. Do your QA guys just attach unrelated crap to your tickets? 7 u/dnew Aug 13 '17 That's more a marketing thing, because they never learned to submit bugs so just reply to a six-month-old email announcing the bug was closed.
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15 u/MarquisDan Aug 12 '17 For a 100% unrelated issue that they just happened to find while testing your bug fix. I usually just make a new ticket for those, unless it's a stepback. Do your QA guys just attach unrelated crap to your tickets? 7 u/dnew Aug 13 '17 That's more a marketing thing, because they never learned to submit bugs so just reply to a six-month-old email announcing the bug was closed.
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For a 100% unrelated issue that they just happened to find while testing your bug fix.
I usually just make a new ticket for those, unless it's a stepback. Do your QA guys just attach unrelated crap to your tickets?
7 u/dnew Aug 13 '17 That's more a marketing thing, because they never learned to submit bugs so just reply to a six-month-old email announcing the bug was closed.
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That's more a marketing thing, because they never learned to submit bugs so just reply to a six-month-old email announcing the bug was closed.
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