[Qgis-developer] Bug priority for release

[Régis Haubourg]

Paolo Cavallini wrote
> Actually, I'm surprised none of our big users already stepped in:
> maybe I'm missing something?
> All the best, and thanks.
> -- 

Hi all,  my feeling about this for corporations:

- Testers tends to become experts, skipping some use cases. I have million
rows in some Db's but that never would came to me to send them to any tool
without filtering it on SQL definition. I more commonly have thousands of
records, and QGIS does it. Knowing the limitations with attribute tables, I
don't test it a lot too.. So maybe almost nobody is testing that, when real
user will.. later. 

- I'm sorry again I can't test more QGIS master by now, since I devote my
time to currently new features I funded (proportionnal mapping, next Mask
plugin version), and investigate more on QGIS server by now. 

As a conclusion, I think every GIS administrator gets less and less time
testing when QGIS gets more mature and stable. That also means we have more
real uses. It is a very good sign to me, though we need to find solutions to
raise new testers and spread the working community.  
Cheers
Régis



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