7 Nov
2020
7 Nov
'20
6:07 a.m.
On 2020/11/07 01:18 PM, Felix Miata wrote:
One more, FWIW. Since searching for existing bugs on
trackers other than Bugzilla
and actually finding what I'm looking for is so rare, most likely I won't be
bothering to search when I find a problem, but simply file a report and let others
figure out if it's a duplicate or not. Historically I've tried to keep triagers
from having to do this, since triage is what I used to do a lot of.
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Hi Felix,
I do like bugszilla as well, it has some positive points.
But it feels like an elephant compared to the flexibility offered by Issues on TGW.
We plan to preserve history by migrating existing bugs to TGW so info won't be lost.
Search for Issues on TGW is quite simple and comprehensive, that is one of the factor we
put lot of attention to.
You pretty much login to TGW, go here (https://mirror.git.trinitydesktop.org/gitea/issues)
and type what you want to
search for in the search box. You can also do localized searches per module if you repeat
the process on a specific
repository.
Maintaining two bug reporting systems is confusing for the users and a burden for the
infrastructure and the maintenance
team.
Cheers
Michele