On Tue, Oct 02, 2007 at 11:00:49PM +0200, Emilio Pozuelo Monfort wrote:
> For example, I usually forward Liferea bugs upstream on IRC, and the
> upstream developer directly fixes it in SVN. What I do then is mark the
> Ubuntu bug as Fix Committed, with the intention to close it with the
> next bug-fix release.
So this is interesting, because ideally you want some record that the
bug has been forwarded and fixed upstream.
- First, liferea is registered at https://edge.launchpad.net/liferea
and indicates using SourceForge to track its bugs. Is that
correct?
- Second, is part of the problem that it's a lot of work to report
the bug in SourceForge, and easier to just ping the person on IRC?
- Third, a question: why don't you report the bug upstream anyway,
and update its status manually? Too much work?
- Fourth, would it help is Launchpad made it really easy for you to
post the bug to SourceForge, perhaps opening the bug-filing page
with all your details filled in and just waiting for you to
submit?
Thanks for bringing this use case up.
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