On Wed, 2006-01-18 at 10:00 -0200, Henrique de Moraes Holschuh wrote: > > You mean "close" commands... > > No, as close commands ARE clearly deprecated as well, and not at all > equivalent to adding a tag. We are taliking about uploads to experimental, > after all. The close command was indeed deprecated, but this was before the arrival of the version tracking feature. I've experienced myself that e.g. making a mistake is not really correctable other than by using 'close'. There's currently no other way to specify a fixed-version other than mailing '-done' or using 'close. Mailing -done is not always appropriate. This will trigger a mail to the submitter which is not desirable if you for example just want to specify the affected version better, or made a mistake when using the 'found' or 'reopen' command. There needs to be a way to indicate a fixed-version without telling the submitter that their bug is being closed. This tool is currently using 'close'. Either close needs to be de-deprecated (precated?) for this use, or there needs to be a new command allowing this. Maybe 'found' can be extended to also allow a fixed-version to be specified. Thijs
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