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maillog: 01/05/2004-23:10:27(+0200): Paul de Vrieze types |
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> On Saturday 01 May 2004 20:16, Georgi Georgiev wrote: |
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> > maillog: 01/05/2004-19:20:02(+0200): Sven Vermeulen types |
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> > Isn't that asking too much from the user? |
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> > Maybe there can be a way to automate the process. It should be as simple as |
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> > asking the user to supply the full package name in an easily parsable |
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> > format. Looking up the maintainer is a machine's job, and a job that a |
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> > machine can do well. As for how to do it... a script parsing the mail of |
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> > bug-wranglers should suffice. |
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> This was the idea when the herds setup was originally thought out. |
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> Unfortunately that didn't happen as bugzilla needs to be extended for it. It |
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> shouldn't be difficult though. |
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Not really. Bugzilla can be used "as-is", if for example the user is asked to |
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write the name of the package as the first word of the summary field. A script |
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can parse the e-mail received by bug-wranglers and work with the first word |
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from the summary (foo/bar for example). |
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( Georgi Georgiev ( Schapiro's Explanation: The grass is always ( |
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) chutz@×××.net ) greener on the other side -- but that's ) |
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( +81(90)6266-1163 ( because they use more manure. ( |