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A few notes on Prioritized bugs

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= Prioritized Bugs
The https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_Program_Management/Prioritized_bugs_and_issues_-_the_process[Prioritized Bugs] process is designed to get attention for issues that are not blockers but are still high-impact or high-visibility.
The criteria are intentionally subjective and we will drop bugs from the list if we can't convince developers to make progress.
CAUTION: Some development teams used the *Triaged* keyword, which can mess with your Bugzilla queries.
It may be worth changing the process to use a dedicated keyword.
We run the meeting every two weeks.
It is open to anyone, but in practice it's usually the FPgM and FPL who attend.
Send the nominated and open accepted bugs a day in advance to the triage (and optionally test and devel) mailing list.
TIP: Invite the assignees of nominated and accepted bugs so they can provide input.
TIP: Remind the QA team and the devel mailing list that this process exists so that they can nominate bugs and participate in meetings.
TIP: Editing the wiki by hand (despite the fact that it claims to be automated) stinks.
Perhaps you can fork the Blocker Bugs code and use that to generate the list.
Or perhaps you can write script that generates a static page.
NOTE: The https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Fedora_Program_Management/Prioritized_bugs_and_issues_-_the_process[wiki page] refers to *PM Score* and *PgM Internal* fields.
These are a lie.
Don't bother with them.
TIP: If you keep the https://pagure.io/fedora-pgm/pgm_communication/blob/master/f/prioritized_bugs.txt[IRC script] in the `pgm_communication` repo up-to-date, it will make it easier to prepare an agenda and keep status from meeting-to-meeting.