Hi Vagrant, Thanks for sharing your experience, it’s definitely relevant!
Vagrant Cascadian <vagr...@debian.org> skribis: > Is there duplication of issues? Yup. Sometimes one needs to get > forwarded to the other manually. Whee. > > > Do issues get automatically closed on both systems? Usually, if you > remember to include the right incantations in your commit messages! > Occasionally even if you forget, what magic is that?! Wait, are users told they can report bugs not just to Debbugs but also to salsa.debian.org? (Back when I used Debian, email, possibly via ‘reportbug’, was the only way to report bugs.) In practice, would you say that there’s a group only paying attention to salsa and another one only paying attention to Debbugs? Or is it less clear-cut than that? > I do feel, given what I have heard from several people in this > discussion, that proposing a flag day with a short time of overlap is > going to be very hard for this community, and possibly more divisive > than whatever fracturing we might encounter by maintaining two > concurrent technical systems over an extended time period... Note that, as currently worded, the flag day is only for new bug reports and patches; if we were to adopt it as-is, we’d continue using Debbugs for months or years to process the backlog. It wouldn’t be as sharp a transition as it may seem. Ludo’.
