There have recently been a few more feature enhancements added to the BTS. The first and most visible are the version graphs which are present to the right of all bugs with versioning information. Hopefully these will help resolve some of the queries about why the BTS feels that a particular bug applies to a particular suite. The second thing that has been done is to fix archival support so that it is versioning aware. Bugs will now be archived if they have been: 0) -done'd 1) fixed in unstable 2) fixed in testing 3) fixed in stable if tagged stable for at least 28 days and no activity has occured in 28 days. The third thing is that bugs can now be unarchived and archived using the control interface. Bugs that have been archived can be unarchived without asking for owner@ to manually do it for you. Bugs that have been previously archived, satisfy 0-3 above (ignoring time) can be archived using the control interface. [Unarchived bugs are subject to automatic archiving if they satisfy normal archive requirements, so if you unarchive a bug, you obviously should also be reopen'ing or at least found'ing the bug as appropriate.] In a week or so I will reenable the expire cronjob, which will begin archiving bugs once more. [The pkgreport pages should also be displaying reasonbly accurate indications of when bugs will be archived as well.] Don Armstrong -- We cast this message into the cosmos. [...] We are trying to survive our time so we may live into yours. We hope some day, having solved the problems we face, to join a community of Galactic Civilizations. This record represents our hope and our determination and our goodwill in a vast and awesome universe. -- Jimmy Carter on the Voyager Golden Record http://www.donarmstrong.com http://rzlab.ucr.edu
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