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February 18, 2012 20:46
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20:31 <mulander> I handle issues in trackers in 6 phases. 1. Gather info. 2. Diagnose. 3. Find solution. 4. Implement. 5. Test. 6. Close | |
20:34 <mulander> here is what I do with the wall of text problem (based on my regular day job) | |
20:34 <mulander> 1. Did the client tell us what went wrong | |
20:34 <mulander> 2. What did he expect | |
20:34 <mulander> 3. What exactly did he do | |
20:35 <mulander> 4. Did he provide the data we regularly ask during diagnostics (logs, version numbers etc) | |
20:35 <mulander> 5. Where did the issue happen (machine, specific software running on it etc - something that might influence us). | |
20:35 <mulander> that's the 'did they tell me everything' phase. | |
20:36 <iago> mulander, join Darcs please :D | |
20:36 <mulander> if I have all 5 | |
20:36 <mulander> I then go through phase 1 checklist 2 phase | |
20:36 <mulander> 1. Do I understand what they wanted to achieve? | |
20:36 <mulander> (if not - ask) | |
20:37 <mulander> 2. Can I reproduce the problem (without understanding it at this point) | |
20:37 <mulander> 3. Is the provided data related to the problem (clients often mix wrong data with the issues leading us to blind spots) | |
20:38 <mulander> 4. Is there something that I might need in this particular case (more data, questions) | |
20:38 <mulander> 5. Is this really a bug, feature - can I categorize this problem | |
20:39 <mulander> that's the end of phase 1 |
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