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Available commands for bug processing (@COMMAND=value):

These commands can be included in reply to a bug. Normal text
will be added as bug comment, and command such as 
@command=value will be processed.

Some command are limited to some groups, as a consequence if
you think you could use some of them, ask me to add you in the
appropriate group.

Main commands:

vote (anyone can use it, the more a bug is voted for, the more the 
maintainer should care of it)
        usage:  
                @vote
                Vote once for this bug. If the bug is in "UNCONFIRMED state",
        a certain number of votes will switch it to "NEW" state.

confirm (user must be in canconfirm group). Bug in "UNCONFIRMED" state
can be directly switch to "NEW" state without waiting for the votes.
        usage:
                @confirm
                Confirm an bug in "UNCOMFIRMED" state, switch it to
        "NEW" state.


resolution (maintainers or editbugs group). resolution is one of the
most useful command, allowing to invalidate a bug, fixes it or 
set it as not reproducible (worksforme).
        usage:
                @resolution=<resolution_type>
                Change bug resolution, valide resolution types are:
        FIXED
        INVALID
        WONTFIX
        LATER
        REMIND
        WORKSFORME

product (maintainers or editbugs group). To change the package the
bug is assigned to.
        usage:  
                @product=<product_name>
                Change the product of this bug. The new product must
        be a valid bugzilla product. If the component is not relevant
        for this new product, a default one will be choosen.

Less important functions.

component (maintainers or editbugs group)
        usage:  
                @component=<component_name>
                Change component this of this bug. Component must be valid
        regarding the product.

assigned_to (maintainers or editbugs group).
        usage:  
                @assigned_to=<maintainer_mail>
                Change the maintainer the bug is assigned to, the
        new assignee must be a valid maintainer.

bug_status (maintainers or editbugs group).
        usage:  
                @bug_status=<status>
                Change bug status, allowed values are:
        ASSIGNED
        REOPENED

Non implemented command, ask if you think those functions are 
important and should be coded:

bug_severity
        usage:  
                function not implemented

priority
        usage:  
                function not implemented

rep_platform
        usage:  
                function not implemented


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