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There is a blog link in the announcement, and the announcement itself,
they say the migration is starting on the 25th, so these are ahead of
time! :)
Personally, I got a list of 6 out of 15, different categories.
BTW, I was told that if anyone has subscribed to one of the categories,
that we should unsubscribe - something in how dWorks does things, I guess.
I also saw that there's nothing (yet) for IBM i - I have a feeling it
will be under the Power category, if not it's own. And I'm told that RDi
requests will be under IBM i - that'll be good.
Always growing pains! I've just got used to some of the dWorks RFE. That
interface definitely didn't give us much feedback as to how our requests
are doing, the new "unified" page seems to do that.
Do read the blog, if you haven't already, Nancy, who is the IBM liaison
for the CAAC, has been through some of the growing pains and hiccoughs
already.
https://community.ibm.com/community/user/power/blogs/nancy-uthke-schmucki/2022/03/22/ibm-i-rdi-rfes-migrate-ibm-ideas
The future is......!
Regards
Vern
On 3/24/2022 10:11 AM, Rob Berendt wrote:
But your concern did help me understand why the difference between 72 RFE's and the low number of "Ideas".
Any request I had for IBM i is not over on "Ideas" yet.
Any attempt to create an idea for IBM i and you can't find the product.
"Yet" I hope.
Rob Berendt
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