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Version: 2.18-3
At work, we're considering changing bug tracking systems, so I've set
up a Debian box with Bugzilla, so that we can evaluate this option.
I had version 2.18-2 installed from Experimental, and I had made some
small customizations to some of the *.html.tmpl files in
/usr/share/bugzilla/template/en/default
Today I upgraded to 2.18-3 and found that my customizations had been
silently lost. This isn't a big deal because I hadn't done much work on
it yet... but obviously data loss is a pretty serious problem.
Could these files be handled the way most configuration files are
handled in Debian? Even better, would it be possible to upgrade these
files using a 3 way merge?
Thanks
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Hello,
I close this bug because it is cleary explained in the README.Debian
that for customizing templates, you have to manually copy them and then
edit the new ones:
To customize template you have to copy the template you want to
change in /var/lib/bugzilla/template/en/custom and change it there.
Trouble is that if an upgrade change the original template you will
be not informed.
Regards.
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- Alexis Sukrieh
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