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On Jul 25, 2006, at 1:32 AM, Brad Bollenbach wrote:
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2. To minimize confusion, a bug listing should not list the same bug
more than once, regardless of where the bug's reported.

<https://launchpad.net/bugs/1357>

I don't have a good solution for this problem yet, but here are some
brainstorm ideas to help consider different aspects of the problem in
more detail:

* Allow a bug to have only one status per
distribution/distrorelease/product, rather than being able to track the assignee, status, milestone, importance, etc. per bug per package. This makes it easy to not duplicate a bug in a distro or product bug listing and reduces the likelihood of seeing dupes in +subscribedbugs and such, and would generally simplify tracking the status of a bug.

Sometimes the same bug will need fixing in multiple packages.

* Allow a user to associate themselves with distributions and products
in a user preferences screen. This information could act a magnifying glass on bug listings, and bug pages, and other parts of Launchpad. So, if you're associated with distro A, but not distro B, and a bug is reported in both, you see only the status for distro A in your +subscribedbugs list. Some exceptions would be made, like being shown that a "fix exists" if the bug was fixed upstream or by another distro.

I think that would be unnecessarily difficult to understand and configure, as well as not working for people who weren't logged in.

* (The most obvious one) Collapse all statuses of a bug into a single
row. mpt would need to be consulted for how best to do this.
...

Something like "Confirmed in Ubuntu, Fixed in 2 others" would work if the search results weren't a table. I'll need to think more about how to show it in the table.

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Matthew Paul Thomas
http://mpt.net.nz/
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