Public bug reported:
In the results of search query in bug tracker the « First — Previous —
Next — Last » buttons are present. It may be useful to add All Results
button.
One easy way to find existing bug is to make a query by first key word. And
then to search trough list of results by second key word.
E.g. I want to find an issue "gksudo doesn't display keyboard layout".
I can enter "gksudo" into search box and press Return key.
Next step is Ctrl+F find by "layout" keyword. And I can see the bug.
I understand that I can populate search box with "gksudo layout" query and it
will find the issue. But if the Summary will be insufficient like "gksudo works
incorrect" then "gksudo layout" query will find nothing.
Therefore I preferred to use Ctrl+F in bug tracker systems. And not only me. I
know a lot of testers make it that way.
The problem is that when search results have more then 75 items I can't see it
on one page. And to find the issue I have to switch all these pages.
All Results button will resolve the problem.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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It may be useful to add All Results button in search results page of bug tracker
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/173159
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