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Philipp Riegger wrote: |
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> On Aug 16, 2006, at 4:04 PM, Mike Bonar wrote: |
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>> On the plus side it would be much easier to find duplicate bugs since |
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>> the titles would be uniform. |
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> I think this is an interesting point. I'd like to have something like a |
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> specialised bug system for ebuilds, where you have to enter the package |
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> category, package name, package version and where the bug happens |
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> (configure, compile, test, install, execution). Then it would be much |
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> easier to look up for example all bugs concerning test errors or all |
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> bugs of glibc with compile errors. If a bug belongs to several |
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> categories, it should be able to post it in several categories. But at |
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> the moment there are some things you shouldn't have to search for |
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> because there are too many bugs with that name in the topic or somewhere |
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> else which have nothing to do with that specific package (unfortunately |
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> i cannot tell an example, but that happend to me more than once, i |
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> always filed a new bug then because i did not find anyting and sometimes |
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> t was a duplicate). |
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> Philipp |
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> --gentoo-dev@g.o mailing list |
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Everyone has good ideas, no one has a good implementation. |
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aka, implement it :P |
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