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I think it would make sense if a bug's pending tag were removed when the
bug closed, because the act of closing it implies that the fix isn't
"pending" anymore.
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I've implemented this, as below.
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CVSROOT: /cvs/debbugs
Module name: source
Changes by: cjwatson 03/07/16 12:13:26
Modified files:
scripts : process.in service.in
Log message:
Automatically remove the pending tag when a bug is closed, since it's
almost invariably no longer applicable. I haven't done the same for the
addition of the fixed tag to a bug because (a) the semantics are way
more
confusing at that point and (b) with any luck NMU-fixing is going to
change
soon anyway.
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