Re: changelog bug-closing should not be used unless the code changes
>>"Ian" == Ian Jackson <ijackson@chiark.greenend.org.uk> writes:
Ian> I don't think that using the changelog bug-closing mechanism is
Ian> appropriate for when a bug is closed with no change to the code.
Would you care to explain this statement? If closing the bug
is indeed propoer, why shouldn't the changelog mechanism be used?
Indeed, I would think the changelog mechanism should be preferred,
since there is a permanent record of all such actions in the
changelog, then.
And if the bug is inappropriately closed (which is your
argument, I believe), then such a closing is inappropriate whether or
not you use the changelog mechanism.
manoj
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