Hello, My bug (#293166) is tagged "usertags-close", which presumably means "once usertags are implemented, fully tested, and more stabilized, this bug may be closed, since it requests some subset of functionality offered by usertags".
However, I don't understand how that would happen. I want to be able to go to http://bugs.debian.org/[EMAIL PROTECTED] And see, for example, bug #340278 listed because I had made comments to it. How would such a thing be possible with usertags? Well, I see that it would be possible for me to do it, by manually setting usertags justin-was-here, but thats not really acceptable; its too inconvenient, and isn't possible to look at the [large] number of bugs on which I've _already_ commented. That would require me downloading the bug database .. and would, in general, require everyone downloading the bug database. What needs to happen to allow this, is for someone to write code to look through every (opened?) bug, and make list; for each submitter address, what bugs has that submitter influenced, in any way? debbugs code code needs to maintain that list in the future. Then the cgi script can just pull up the list from the file.. I'm reading debbugs code now (not cvs version, yet) to get an idea how things are done.. -- Clear skies, Justin -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
