Re: How to close Bugs in experimental
Thomas Viehmann wrote:
> Hi.
>
> Armin Berres wrote:
>
>>Maybe I don't understand you or you don't understand me.
>
> Yes, but please be assured that I'm genuinely trying to understand.
I will try ;)
>>There is no Initng version in unstable! The benefit I see from closing
>>the bug completely is that it will vanish from the statistic. In the
>>whole Debian project exist no package with this bug so why should it
>>stay opened? Or lets say why should it appear only closed in
>>experimental? No Initng version is in unstable so it is also closed in
>>unstable this way ;)
>
> I appreciate your effort to explain, but I must strain your patience a
> bit further if I want to understand:
> - Will there be a version of initng in unstable?
I hope so. But I think this will still need some time (it is quite
stable already so I don't know if it should go there or not.)
> - Was there ever a version of initng in unstable or experimental which
> doesn't contain the bug anymore?
There was _never_ any version of Initng in unstable. The current version
(uploaded today) doesn't contain the bugs anymore.
> - Can you point me to a bug which is counted as "open" for unstable when
> it's clearly clearly tagged fixed for some version?
> - Which statistics do you mean?
I'm talking about this statistics:
http://packages.qa.debian.org/i/initng.html
http://qa.debian.org/developer.php?login=a.berres@onlinehome.de
Have a look at the pending bugs. If I shouldn't close them I shouldn't
have them marked pending too (cause pending means pending to unstable as
I see now).
The bugs are still as pending in the satistic, but they are now fixed in
every Debian package (after tey've been built).
If I wouldn't have marked them pending they would now still appear as
opened...
> My apologies for being slow to get this.
No problem. Maybe you understand now what I mean.
Regards,
Armin
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