We've used various blockingX.Y flags in Bugzilla, but if you've tried searching for these you've probably noticed that doing a flag search is a little harder than doing other kinds of searches.
In addition to all the usual stuff you'd set at the top of the search page, you'll need to look at the advanced stuff at the bottom of the search page (https://bugzilla.osafoundation.org/query.cgi). By the way, since we use use the same flags across Bugzilla products, you may want to limit your options to the defaults and the bottom flag search part (see below). That way you will find all the blockers in any product. Of course, if you only care about a specific product you can set your options appropriately. Another thing to keep in mind is that flags have qualifiers in addition to the flag name. For example, blocking0.7? means it has been requested to block. blocking0.7+ means it has been approved that it is a blocker, and - at the end naturally means it was denied approval. So, to search for bugs that have been requested to block 0.7 you'd make sure the bottom of the search page reads: "Flag" "is equal to" "blocking0.7?" If you wanted to find bugs that were either requested to block or approved to block, you can use the logical operators at the end of the search page. Click the [Or] button at the end, and then fill the fields as follows: "Flag" "is equal to" "blocking0.7?" "Flag" "is equal to" "blocking0.7+" You'll also find links to flag searches on http://chandlerproject.org/Projects/DevelopmentHome Finally, an easy way to do a new flag search is to modify some existing flag search. Click the "Edit search" link at the bottom of the search results page. -- Heikki Toivonen
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