On 07/08/2017 07:47 AM, Antonio Terceiro wrote:
>
> This seems wrong. If you get a failure after trying to update the
> package to 3.9.0, by definition the bug cannot be against version 3.8.2
> (which does not exist in Debian BTW, you missed the Debian revision
> number).
>
> IMO the BTS should be used for bugs that are not present in the Debian
> archive.

But we do file bugs to updating new upstream releases against the
existing versions. How this is different? If I retitle the bug to
"update to latest upstream release", would it be okay?


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