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Hi,
lets be a bit sarcastic (not unrealistic, still happened).
Am Fr den 8. Jan 2010 um 8:45 schrieb Frank Lin PIAT:
This is odd... it sounds like
You wanted to file a bug, well... don't!
How can a package script know what a user want to
Hello,
since version 4.10, reportbug checks the return code of the package
bug scripts and, it != 0, ask the user if to continue or stop. This is
the way we decided to fix #382010 .
But now I'm wondering if there could be a use case of allowing the
scripts to unconditionally stop reportbug, for
On Thu, Jan 07, 2010 at 02:35:47PM +0100, Sandro Tosi wrote:
Hello,
since version 4.10, reportbug checks the return code of the package
bug scripts and, it != 0, ask the user if to continue or stop. This is
the way we decided to fix #382010 .
But now I'm wondering if there could be a use
On Thu, Jan 07, 2010 at 02:35:47PM +0100, Sandro Tosi wrote:
But now I'm wondering if there could be a use case of allowing the
scripts to unconditionally stop reportbug, for example using a
special exit code (140 f.e.) .
I'm generally opposed to this. There are no use cases that I can think
But now I'm wondering if there could be a use case of allowing the
scripts to unconditionally stop reportbug, for example using a
special exit code (140 f.e.) .
42 would be nicer.
Besides, does that mean I just have to put a bugscript in all my
packages exiting 42 and those bugs stop flowing
Joerg Jaspert wrote:
But now I'm wondering if there could be a use case of allowing the
scripts to unconditionally stop reportbug, for example using a
special exit code (140 f.e.) .
42 would be nicer.
Besides, does that mean I just have to put a bugscript in all my
packages exiting 42
On Thu, 2010-01-07 at 14:35 +0100, Sandro Tosi wrote:
Hello,
since version 4.10, reportbug checks the return code of the package
bug scripts and, it != 0, ask the user if to continue or stop. This is
the way we decided to fix #382010 .
But now I'm wondering if there could be a use case of
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