Joey Hess [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Christoph Martin wrote:
So, what is the policy to do with a package for the testing
distribution, if there is an important bug? Do you remove the package
unconditionaly or do you try investigate (like in the rc buglist) if
the bug really applies?
Joey Hess writes:
Christoph Martin wrote:
We have a problem with the bug tracking system as long as we can't
really find out to which versions of a package a bug really
applies. We only mosttimes have the version of the packages where a
problem showed up. But we don't know if the bug
Christoph Martin wrote:
So, what is the policy to do with a package for the testing
distribution, if there is an important bug? Do you remove the package
unconditionaly or do you try investigate (like in the rc buglist) if
the bug really applies?
Well if I were AJ I would just mechanically
Christoph Martin wrote:
We have a problem with the bug tracking system as long as we can't
really find out to which versions of a package a bug really
applies. We only mosttimes have the version of the packages where a
problem showed up. But we don't know if the bug was introduced with
this
Anthony Towns writes:
* Working out which bugs are really release-critical and fixing
their severity so we know where we're at is overly time
consuming.
We have a problem with the bug tracking system as long as we can't
really find out to which versions of a package a
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