On 24/03/2010 11:24, Justin Mason wrote: > [ccing Mark] > > Mark, we are discussing a recent bugzilla issue -- I attempted to move > all bugs on the 3.3.1 target milestone to 3.3.2, and in the process > put them all into the Security group. this is the second time I've > done this ;)
I noticed :) - I'm on [email protected] that gets copies of all [email protected] mail. > 2010/3/24 Karsten Bräckelmann <[email protected]>: >> If my suspicion is correct, not so much UI but logic. Unless you >> actually changed anything relevant, I suspect the "don't change group >> restriction" at the bottom to Security, if any is in that group, or >> maybe a missing "reset assignee", which shouldn't need to be explicitly >> set either. Don't feel like testing this and generating even more bug >> mail, though. > > Yep, I explicitly made sure to choose the "don't change group restriction" > option for the Security group, and "--do_not_change--" for Components. > But it still modified the groups. :( > > I think this is a Bugzilla bug. Quoting an old mail: > > ] This is according to the changes by Mark Thomas, sent to the private > ] list on Jun 07, 2009. To quote from his post: > ] > ] I also made a change to the way the security related bugs are handled. > ] When a bug is edited if any of the following are true: > ] - component == security > ] - groups include == security > ] then > ] - component is set to security > ] - group is set to security > ] - assignee is set to [email protected] > > So it sounds like, when the "Change Several Bugs At Once" option is > used, if _any_ of the bugs qualify for the above condition, _all_ > of the bugs are modified accordingly. That's not desirable. ;) > Mark, is that possible? The same thought occurred to me. I'll do some checking. It'll take a little while as I don't want to test this on the live system. I'll need to take backup of the data, copy to my local machine, setup bugzilla etc, etc. On the assumption you won't need to do this again for a few weeks, I'll try and get answer for you by the end of the month. Mark
