Bugzilla has been using the term "bug" to track features for nearly 3 decades now. Doesn't seem to hamper them.
replyThere’s also Fogbugz, Mantis Bug Tracker, etc.
replyI do want to extend to pull-request and more, so I'll need to at least make space in the CLI commands. Having a "git bug bug" next to a "git bug pr" is quite ugly.
replyNaming is hard, but I mostly didn't expect to reach that point :-)
Don't overthink it! `git bug bug` is fine - it's easy to type and becomes muscle memory quickly. Love the project, my first impression is "why hasn't this existed the entire time?" which usually means you're on to something.
replyLack of a feature is a bug. After all, it's intended functionality that doesn't work!
replyIt's also a denial of service, since the feature doesn't work yet, and thus should get assigned a CVE.
Isn't everything nowadays a bug?
replyOnly once it gets fixed does it become a feature.
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Although if it doesn't get fixed, it also sometimes becomes a feature.
replyTheir logo is a ladybug so everything works out in the end.
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