On 8/2/10 5:21 PM, Ken Moffat wrote:
> Bear in mind that I hate change (except when I like it ;) - the details on
> /my/page are unpleasant.  I can cope with 0 issues assigned to me, and
> I'm sure that will be useful when I'm actually doing something.  But I really
> don't need "Reported issues" (89, FWIW - presumably the tickets I've
> created, of which the newest (I guess) 10 are shown - arguably. I might
> be interested in "in progress" (presumably, 'assigned') and "new", but
> once a ticket (do I have to call it an 'issue' now ?) is closed, I'm unlikely
> to have much need to refer to it - and if I do, I hope I can search for it
> by package or by number ?

The contents of 'My page' can be customized somewhat, to show whatever 
it is you are interested in.

> I'm also not wholly clear how this all fits together - hints and patches
> give the impression of hanging of LFS itself, although much of their
> content is for BLFS or beyond-BLFS.  Maybe I'm in the wrong thread,
> because what I'm looking at is just a replacement for trac.  If so,
> apologies - jsut pretend this is /. :)

That's because they're currently sub-projects of LFS, but as Matt 
suggested we (or he) can make them standalone projects and that should 
change a bit.

Jeremy
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