<base href="x-msg://70/">Hi,
We're a bit fluid on our use of JIRA at the moment.
In general, I would raise a JIRA ticket if you need to note a problem because you're not going to be fixing it "right now". However, if you notice something and fix it immediately, then just call your branch something like hotfix/fix-for-xxx.
In an ideal world, the person who merges the branch would close the JIRA ticket, but that doesn't always happen, so feel free to close it yourself with a comment with the PR link in it.
Of course, this may change over time, but we're not going to refuse a PR just because there isn't a JIRA ticket for it :)
Regards,
Rob...
On 17 Jul 2012, at 14:52, Demian Katz wrote:
Is there documentation on ZF’s use of JIRA anywhere?
The Git guide suggests naming branches after JIRA tickets, so I opened a new ticket (ZF2-399) yesterday in combination with submitting a PR.
I see now that the PR has been accepted (thanks!) but the ticket is still open. Should I close it now? Should I have opened or assigned it in a different way to make things happen automatically? I just want to be sure I’m not creating unnecessary work for anyone else.
thanks,
Demian
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