Hi Herbert,
I think we have some misunderstanding here.
It's an essential that information should be consistent at any place for
Bugzilla.
Here an overview concerning priority /severity of the issues listed in
the meta-issue;
! Critical major normal trivial ! Total
---!-----------------------------------------!------
P1 ! 1 . . . ! 1
P2 ! . . . 1 ! 1
P3 ! . 4 5 . ! 9
---!-----------------------------------------!------
Tot! 1 4 5 1 ! 11
So my question is why Issue 114361 with severity "trivial" has been
considered by godlike decision (there is no reasoning, neither in Issue
124985 nor in Issue 114361) so serious that it has been added added to
the meta bug? With some minimum carefulness the severity would have been
rised to "major" or more, the dataloss keyword would have been added, so
that the decision will be comprehensible. I did that now in Issue 114361
Common known characteristics of unresolved Issue 124985 blocking Bug
reports you find in Report [1] (More than 3400). So the question is why
have 11 been picked as blocker for the meta issue, but more of 3400 not [2]?
With some minimum corrections for the criteria of possible Meta bug
blockers I can reduce the number by 90% [3]
[4] Sorts these issues by priority /severity, the 12 with "critical +
P2" need some urgent review as I did for "Issue 118725 - images dropped
by random"
<https://issues.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=118725>
"Issue 122780"
<https://issues.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=122780> and others
And so on.
Such systematic working is the only way for real progress.
If after some work we have valid data in the bug reports Meta Bugs
indeed can be useful to show up dependencies and relations what are not
simply visible in the bug reports.
For anything else queries like
<https://issues.apache.org/ooo/buglist.cgi?cmdtype=runnamed&list_id=149854&namedcmd=Potential411Blockers>
(shared with registered users) are much more powerful, especially in
projects with bigger community than AOO and much bug tracker activity
(20 reports per day, not only 2).
Best regards
Rainer
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