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Subject: Tags: header should be documented under "instructions for reporting
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The "information for developers on manipulating bugs" page mentions the
Tags: header and refers to the "instsructions for reporting bugs" page, but
the word "tag" is nowhere to be found in the latter. This should be
rectified.
Daniel
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On Wed, Mar 05, 2003 at 02:19:33PM +0000, Colin Watson wrote:
> > The "information for developers on manipulating bugs" page mentions the
> > Tags: header and refers to the "instsructions for reporting bugs" page, but
> > the word "tag" is nowhere to be found in the latter. This should be
> > rectified.
>
> Fixed in debbugs CVS. Here's the patch for somebody to review and merge
> into webwml (with the obvious s/\$gBug/bug/g change, and probably
> closing </p> tags as well - that file in the debbugs repository doesn't
> have those elsewhere yet, so I haven't added them here).
I've added it to webwml and will fix the one in debbugs ;)
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