Hello, Andreas Fuchs wrote (13 Oct 2006 10:13:37 GMT) : > Well, doing it isn't so hard; the code is already in the file, > AFAICT. I'm no longer using gnus, though (or reading debian > development groups), so testing a fix is pretty hard for me > right now. [...] > That way, Frank can set anti-debian-devel-announce-group-name to the > gnus group name debian-devel-announce mail lands in, and bug numbers > will be highlighted - package names, too.
Well, sure, the code to highlight bug numbers is already working great, and already provides a way to open the related BTS page in a browser. But the original wishlist bug (#218286) submitter asked for a way to read such bugs as a Gnus ephemeral group, using the functionality provided by debian-bug.el. Quoting the original submitter : « what I really love about debian-bug.el is the option to read bugs as mail, instead of opening them in a web browser. It's more seamless and you don't have to leave the One True Editor. Would be great to have the same option for gnus-BTS.el! I.e. reading a mail in gnus, do RET or middle-mouse-click on a bug number and read the referenced bug report just as any other news posting in gnus. » Then Peter S Galbraith suggested several ways to implement this : « You could have a defcustom to set whether the button calls browse-url or debian-bug-get-bug-as-email or prompt via a pop-up menu. » But well, since you don’t use Gnus anymore, I guess you’re not interested in writing such code, are you ? Ciao, -- intrigeri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | gnupg key @ http://intrigeri.boum.org/intrigeri.asc | We're dreaming of something else. | Something more clandestine, something happier.
