--- Steve Loughran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > The fact that people are running automation > experiments on bugzilla > makes me think that now is a good time to move to > Jira. The way to do > this is we file a bugrep with infrastructure > pointing to a vote that > made the decision. I think they can then import the > entirety of the > database in there, possibly leaving the old defects > in bugzilla but > locked against edits (so URLs are valid). > > Issues: what about numbers in change logs? Maybe we > patch the changes > file with a bugzilla ID for all outstanding defects, > and go to JIRA IDs > for the new stuff. Jira is actually pretty good for > creating its own > change reports for a product, if you are rigorous > about adding a bugrep > for every change. > > Accordinly, I would like to call a vote about moving > to JIRA > > [X] Yes, move to JIRA > [] No, stay with Bugzilla
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