On Mon, 2004-01-26 at 19:43, Christian Rose wrote: > fre 2004-01-23 klockan 10.10 skrev Murray Cumming Comneon com: > > In: > [...] > > Evolution, evolution-data-server, gal, gtkhtml3 > > So will evolution, evolution-data-server, gal and gtkhtml move from > Ximian Bugzilla to GNOME Bugzilla now? > > I'm asking as I expect it to be a major Pain(tm) to both enter and track > GNOME 2.6 bugs in two totally different bugzillas; each of them with > different bugs, queries, keywords, accounts, milestones, resolutions, > and whatever else possible. Well. Firstly I think this would be the Right Thing for the bugsquad, based on cooperation from the evo team of course. But we can't move [a large number of] bugs without someone putting in some work, and that's work that right now I personally can't do. We need to export the bugs as XML, make sure the XML still plays nice with our rather hacky import scripts, and *keep attachments working.* The keep attachments working bit involves writing code to do that. If anyone's still left from the nautilus move, maybe they'd have a better idea of what's involved. So yes, it would be really nice, but possibly practically infeasible... -- Andrew Sobala <aes gnome org>
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