[sldev] Jira cleanup, giving pjira a little loving

[darien_caldwell at comcast.net]

I know exactly what you mean. There is a limit on IMs where they start to cap, however I am not sure when objects begin to cap.  I can tell you on a no copy item, it simply vanishes, much like items above 768 meters used to during a sim restart (gee, i hope they fixed that with the new build ceiling.) As a result I  try to urge people to IM me instead of offering notecards, as offline IM to Emails *never* cap. 

This does bring up a problem I have, is searching for an issue can sometimes bring up thousands of entries, most of which aren't even remotely related. It makes finding existing entries very hard, and leads to even more duplicated entries. 

I tried to find a related entry, and couldn't find one, feel free to create one and it will get my vote. :)


 -------------- Original message ----------------------
From: Matthew Dowd <matthew.dowd at hotmail.co.uk>
> On a related matter,
>  
> I've recently realised that if your IM's get capped, it also means that 
> inventory offers get dropped as well as IMs (as in effect an inventory offer is 
> essentially a special form of IM), in that I get e-mails about inventory offers 
> but not the inventory offer itself when I log in.
>  
> I'd sort of been lulled into a false sense of security by all the profile 
> messages "Please send me a notecard in case my IMs are capped", into thinking 
> inventory offers had priority over IMs when it came to capping but this doesn't 
> appear to be the case (and this advice is not particularly good, sine if your 
> IMs are capped you aren't likely to get a notecard either...)
>  
> I've no idea what happens to no copy items sent if your IMs get capped (I have a 
> sneaking suspicion that this is a potential inventory loss but haven't tested 
> this yet...)
>  
> However, I don't want to create a jira on this (this isn't a particularly 
> desirable situation), if one already exists. But attempted searches using terms 
> like "IM capped inventory loss" etc. hasn't thrown up any obvious ones.
>  
> Anyone know if this is already in jira somewhere, or if I should just go ahead 
> and create one.
>  
> Matthew
> 
> 
> 
> > From: darien_caldwell at comcast.net> To: sldev at lists.secondlife.com> Subject: 
> Re: [sldev] Jira cleanup, giving pjira a little loving> Date: Thu, 15 May 2008 
> 15:52:41 +0000> > That is in fact how it already works, at least for every JIRA 
> entry i've ever created. I get emails for every edit and comment.> > To the 
> larger question about cleanup, I agree the JIRA is in poor shape. Sadly there 
> are a lot of old entries which are probably still valid, but simply aren't a 
> priority for Linden Lab. However I'm sure eventually they would be reported 
> again if they are still valid. > > One suggestion I would give is, if the old 
> entry has a DEV number, I probably wouldn't delete it.> > -------------- 
> Original message ----------------------> From: Felix Duesenburg <kfa at gmx.net>> > 
> Robin Cornelius wrote:> > > ...> > > > > > Just an idea, if a user reports a bug 
> are they automatically added as> > > a watcher? there are so many bugs where a 
> user files a crap report> > > then there is no point asking for more info as 
> they will never check> > > the JIRA again and are not a watcher so don't get an 
> email so its> > > immediately a stale bug.> > > > > > > Excellent! :)> > 
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