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Just wanted to check with you on a conflict that I am facing and I know
it may sound minor, but I am again seeking your wisdom.
On documenting defect or enhancements in Release Notes, would you use:
This has been resolved ..
OR
This is resolved ..
Bearing in mind that I try to have a section (all in the past) with the
symptoms or the problem.
Then another section (all in present tense) detailing how the problem is
resolved (see, I can not even say here: has been resolved).
Please cc me on your replies for a faster retrieval.
Thanks and appreciate your feedback.
Esther
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