Sara Williams - What makes for a good bug report?
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Sara Williams, head of MSDN, talks about how to write a great bug report. MSDN, earlier this week, turned on the
MSDN Product Feedback Center, which is where you can report (and look up) bugs in the next version of Visual Studio.
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So depending on what's reported, I'd expect the developers to take at least a quick look at the responsible code section, hoping for some "Doh" moment.
When I worked in PSS, I wrote a KB article about how to submit bugs. It's directed at VFP users, but the principles should apply to any language.
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=310179
yep - you can't always repro.
"Goodbye Microsoft, Hello Boston!
Big changes for me… I've made the difficult decision to leave Microsoft. My husband and I are moving to Boston, and I’m taking the move as an opportunity to experience life outside of Microsoft. My last day here will be tomorrow, June 14th.
Of course, I'll really miss my friends and colleagues here, but I am excited about trying something new.
So, since I hate saying goodbye, I'll just say… See you later.
-Sara"
Goodbye Sara and good luck!
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