Comment Comment by oblio > If anything FF gets left out because usage is so low.I've been following this for a long time. They were leaving Firefox out when its usage wasn't low.Probably the typical backdoor executive mandate that led to death by "sprint prioritization":Yes, we will for sure work on the Firefox compatibility bug, Dave-Open-Source-Enthusiast-Google-Dev.But we can only pick up 10 bugfixing tickets this sprint and the ticket you highlighted, as the entire team agrees, is priority #12.<repeat every sprint, where during the sprint 9-10 new higher priority items magically appear just in time for the next sprint>Death by slow asphyxiation. parent oblio 2 months ago
I've been following this for a long time. They were leaving Firefox out when its usage wasn't low.
Probably the typical backdoor executive mandate that led to death by "sprint prioritization":
Yes, we will for sure work on the Firefox compatibility bug, Dave-Open-Source-Enthusiast-Google-Dev.
But we can only pick up 10 bugfixing tickets this sprint and the ticket you highlighted, as the entire team agrees, is priority #12.
<repeat every sprint, where during the sprint 9-10 new higher priority items magically appear just in time for the next sprint>
Death by slow asphyxiation.