Why is ASP so bad at identifying lenses

[MikeFromMesa]

As long as there are bugs to be fixed that have no workarounds, I would not count on anything getting fixed for which workarounds exist.

It depends.

Many organizations have two separate development groups. One works on fixing bugs and the other works on developing new functionality which often is based on working through existing issues. And, even in those organizations that have only one development team, much of the development work often comes directly from fixing known issues in a different way than work-arounds. It often depends upon how much noise customers are making.

[marbly]

Many organizations have two separate development groups. One works on fixing bugs and the other works on developing new functionality which often is based on working through existing issues. And, even in those organizations that have only one development team, much of the development work often comes directly from fixing known issues in a different way than work-arounds. It often depends upon how much noise customers are making.

Yes, I have a few decades of experience as a software engineer and what you wrote is true.

[marbly]

By the way, I have a thread about a somewhat related topic here that you might want to check out:

http://forum.corel.com/EN/viewtopic.php?t=45194