Updates:
Labels: -Priority-Critical Priority-High
Comment #5 on issue 1009 by percival.music.ca: \transpose causes crash
(std::logic_error)
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=1009
I can't speak to Neil's suggestion.
As for this issue's priority, I think we've identified a gap in the
classification.
I hereby declare that issues which:
1. produce no output, and
2. fail to give a reasonable user a clue about what's wrong
shall be priority-high. I think the "defect" type is valid.
Yes, the fix is as simple as printing out a more informative message.
That's no
reason to lower the priority.
I've updated the CG accordingly.
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