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To make it easier to find stabilization bugs with arch-testers' |
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comments, I'd like to add new flags to Gentoo bugzilla. |
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This is only an initial idea, and maybe a different implementation would |
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be better (like the status whiteboard, if it's easily searchable). |
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Initially, I'd like a new flag x86-at to be added, with states: |
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" " (default), |
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"+" (meaning that an AT has tested the package successfully on x86), "-" |
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(meaning that an AT found some problems preventing stabilization) |
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"?" (meaning a developer asks for more urgent AT testing) |
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What do you think? Feel free to suggest alternative implementations. The |
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goal is to easily find bugs where ATs posted comments that the package |
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is ready to go stable. |
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Also, I think it may be useful for other arch teams (like amd64). One |
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solution would be to add yet another flag, like amd64-at, but maybe we |
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can have some better ideas. |
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After a consensus is reached, I'm going to file a bug for infra for |
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necessary changes in bugzilla configuration. |
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Paweł |
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