Re: pseudo-tag management in the bts
What about a [EASY] tag which we could use to help you isolate the trivial
bugs? I think about #157437 for example, which is /really/ trivial. (I
admit, that's the only trivial bug I know for now)
And how should I tag the bugs about the performance of the DB? I think about
#74259, #139838, #160447, #206416, #149760, #179296.
A [PERF] tag could be used to mark the memleaks, also (#47214 even if I
guess that this leak was solved since it is 3 years old and I seem to
remember of changes in that area)
Thanks for your time, Mt.
On Sat, Sep 13, 2003 at 11:28:44PM -0500, Adam Heath wrote:
> Tonight, I started doing some major dpkg bug triage. To faciliate handling
> the large number of bugs, I started retitling lots of them, with the following
> keywords.
>
> To query these keywords, add '&include=subj:[DOC]', for example. You can
> specify multiple include(or exclude) options, on the query given to
> pkgreport.cgi.
>
> The text below will become part of debian/pseudo-tags, which will be installed
> into /usr/share/doc/dpkg. I'm hoping that if we can follow this procedure, it
> should make working with our bugs much simpler.
>
> (I haven't retitled all bugs. The ones I have done were simple to see which
> category they applied to, by reading their existing titles)
>
> ====
>
> Below are the list of pseudo-tags we, the Dpkg Team, are using in the
> Debian BTS. Place as many of the following as apply in the subject(title)
> of your bug report.
>
> [DOC] Documentation bugs, including --help, manpages, and
> others
> [ARCH] Archtable updates, porting patches
> [INTL] Translation updates, or bugs
> [ASSERT] assert errors
> [UTF-8] conversion to utf-8 encoding
> [SEGFAULT] segfaults
> [CONFFILE] any issues with conffile handling
>
> Also, each program that dpkg produces(in any of it's debs) has a
> pseudo-tag for it.
>
> dpkg.deb:
> [DPKG-SPLIT]
> [DPKG-QUERY]
> [DPKG]
> [DPKG-DEB]
> [MD5SUM]
> [U-A] update-alternatives
> [INSTALL-INFO]
> [DPKG-DIVERT]
> [DPKG-STATOVERRIDE]
> [CLEANUP-INFO]
> [S-S-D] start-stop-daemon
>
> dpkg-dev.deb:
> [DPKG-NAME]
> [DPKG-SOURCE]
> [DPKG-GENCHANGES]
> [DPKG-GENCONTROL]
> [DPKG-SHLIBDEPS]
> [DPKG-BUILDPACKAGE]
> [DPKG-DISTADDFILE]
> [822-DATE]
> [DPKG-SCANPACKAGES]
> [DPKG-SCANSOURCES]
> [DPKG-ARCHITECTURE]
> [DPKG-PARSECHANGELOG]
> [DPKG-CHECKBUILDDEPS]
>
> dselect.deb:
> [DSELECT]
>
>
>
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