On Tue, Dec 11, 2001 at 09:00:42AM +0100 or thereabouts, Andre Poenitz wrote: > On Tue, Dec 11, 2001 at 03:04:05PM +1300, Michael A. Koziarski wrote: > > After a very slow day at work I've managed to configure a bugzilla > > installation at http://cvs.koziarski.com/. > > [...] > > Is there anything missing that you guys can see? > > Well... is this intended to replace the current "report bug to lyx-devel > and hope that somebody will have a look" scheme in the long run?
I think that at least initially people will continue to post bug reports to the lyx-devel list. These can be added to bugzilla by someone (me, someone else). With nautilus development (before eazel went under) people who posted bugs would usually: 1) add it to bugzilla and note the bugid. 2) join irc chat and ask someone to look at it. 3) e-mail the list saying "Anyone had a look at %(bugid)" So while the mailing list is still a good way to 'discuss' bugs, "Have you seen 1453" is much easier than "Have you had a look at the crash you get when you triple click on a math formula within a wide inset." > If so, does it mean that I will have to use some web-based tool if I want > to read bug reports some day? If you really hate using web interfaces, Bugzilla has a 'whine' setting, so if you really want you can be nagged via e-mail when you have items outstanding. :) -- ======================================================================== | Michael Koziarski |"Conventional wisdom is often | | Data Engineer, Linux user | long on convention and short | | & Objectivist. | on wisdom" -- | | http://www.koziarski.com | Warren E. Buffett, BRK.A | ========================================================================
