Weird triage and sharing bugs to focus on

Mimi Yin <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.org.osaf.design
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Since 0.7.0.1, I've noticed that there are still a few bugs obscuring  
the Triage experience by generating false positives: False positives  
of items that think they were edited, but weren't. Basically, every  
time I sync, I get anywhere between a dozen to many dozens of false- 
positive items in the NOW section. (This is most true on the Office  
Calendar where there are a lot of recurring events.)

I think it's important we nail these in an effort to better support  
current users before moving onto feature add-ons.

There's also 1 Sharing bug that can be a bit paralyzing, but don't  
know how prevalent it is.

These are the 5 problems I know about, I'm not sure if there are  
more. Please pipe up if you do!

1. 'from' EIM field is causing items to be marked as edited/ in  
conflict that aren't really (at least not in a way the user can see)  
https://bugzilla.osafoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10799

2. Reload bug that screws up triage status when people dump/reload  
shared collections. Bug#?

3. Entire series pops into NOW all the time: https:// 
bugzilla.osafoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10948

4. I unstamped a recurring series. And then after I synced, it re- 
appeared at the top of NOW as unread and had re-stamped itself. But I  
was still list as the last person to edit it. Now if I try to stamp  
it again, I can't get anything to stick in the To: field. https:// 
bugzilla.osafoundation.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10980
5. Sharing bug: I delete an item on a shared collection. I sync, it  
comes back. (Is there a bug for this already?)
Mimi

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