> It's great that apt-listbugs now reports when a bug is fixed, but it
> still requires a visual comparison of the version which I currently
> intend to install with the version the bug was fixed in and decide
> whether it is still relevant or not.
>
> It would ease the use of apt-listbugs if it could, for instance, add
> " later" after the "Fixed" part when the fix was applied on a later
> version of the package than the one which is about to be installed.
I'll give a longer answer:
If apt-listbugs gives the output, even when it says it's "Fixed", it's
a bug that's applicable to the version you're installing. It might
have been reopened at some time, or the version that it was Fixed may
be in some time future.
The intent of apt-listbugs is that it won't show you any bugs that are
not relevant to you.
regards,
junichi
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