Yes, that would be great. However, when I used a clue file like that I
received the following error:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "./bughelper", line 172, in <module>
main()
File "./bughelper", line 145, in main
cl.options.case_sensitive):
File "/home/bdmurray/source_trees/bughelper.main/bugHelper/infoFiles.py",
line 111, in clue_matches
return self.condition_matches(condition, bug_or_attachment, case_sensitive)
File "/home/bdmurray/source_trees/bughelper.main/bugHelper/infoFiles.py",
line 135, in condition_matches
for n in cond.and_cond].count(True)
File "/home/bdmurray/source_trees/bughelper.main/bugHelper/infoFiles.py",
line 129, in condition_matches
res = search_ng(cond.simple_cond, search_text, case_sensitive)
File "/home/bdmurray/source_trees/bughelper.main/bugHelper/infoFiles.py",
line 37, in search_ng
assert None, "Unknown type of attribute: %s" % type(attribute)
AssertionError: Unknown type of attribute: <type 'NoneType'>
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bughelper is missing the ability to query on assignee
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/128097
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