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Terje Sandstrom edited this page Dec 21, 2015 · 1 revision

The NUnit Adapter projects uses the same labelsas used by all projects within NUnit, with am extra label.
The adapter is related to both NUnit itself, and to Visual Studio. Some of the issues we have needs to be solved in one of these, sometimes that is enough, and sometimes we need to also do work in the adapter after the underlying issue have been fixed. So we have the following extra workflows:

  1. Issue belongs to Visual Studio and must be fixed there, we can't do anything We will report this issue to Microsoft, and follow it up, but in the adapter project the issue will be closed as Not A Bug (Status:notabug) and with the additional tag: vs-followup.
    When the issue is resolved by MS, the special tag will be removed, and a comment added with reference to the MS fix, version update or whatever is needed from MS.

  2. Issue belongs to Visual Studio and must be fixed there, but we must also do a change in the adapter We will report this issue to Microsoft, and follow it up,so we add the special tag vs-followup, we will also add the appropriate is: label to indicate what it is, and the status:blocked to indicate we have to wait for MS.

  3. If the adapter is blocked by a required change to NUnit, we will set the status:blocked, and add a reference to the appropriate nunit issue.

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