Alok Aggarwal wrote: > On Oct 31, 2007, at 6:42 PM, Glenn Lagasse wrote: > >> * Glynn Foster (Glynn.Foster at Sun.COM) wrote: >>> Shawn Walker wrote: >>>> On 30/10/2007, Dave Miner <Dave.Miner at sun.com> wrote: >>>>> Caimaniacs, >>>>> >>>>> Now that we have a DTS at defect.opensolaris.org and we're actively >>>>> filing bugs against this community's products, one question is how >>>>> people would like to handle notifications. Bugzilla of course >>>>> lets you >>>>> add yourself to the CC list on any bug you'd like, but some >>>>> people like >>>>> a more passive approach where they get everything and have >>>>> suggested >>>>> setting our products to automatically copy some list. Options: >>>>> >>>>> b) Use some other list @opensolaris.org (caiman-bugs?) which is >>>>> specific >>>>> to the purpose >>>> I prefer this despite the fact that we have a ludicrous amount of >>>> mailing lists here already (sigh). >>> GNOME handles this a little differently - instead of creating a bunch >>> of mailing lists, they create a bunch of maintainer aliases, >>> essentially dummy accounts in bugzilla. Then people can use the >>> 'Users >>> to watch' feature to watch categories they care about. >> After looking this up in the bugzilla docs, I like this idea. > > I like this idea too. > > Does it make sense to separate out the putback notices too as > opposed to all of them sent to caiman-discuss like they are now?
I second this. If its simple to do and still visible to caiman subscribers, I'd rather see pushes off caiman-discuss as well. -ethan
