Bug Tracker
Boriss Mejias
boris.mejias at uclouvain.be
Tue Jan 30 10:41:36 CET 2007
Dear hackers,
One of the part that is still missing from the migration of the
development infrastructure is the bug tracking system. As we mentioned
before, there is no automatic way of moving the bug reports from the old
system to the new one.
http://gforge.info.ucl.ac.be/tracker/?atid=149&group_id=17&func=browse
The only solution I see now, is to move by hand all the open bugs. There
are not too many (see list bellow), but we will need volunteers for this
not so amusing task. I would start only with volunteers having already
an account in the current bug-tracking system. If we don't have enough,
we can ask volunteers within users.
If somebody has a suggestion about what to do with the report of fixed
bugs (661) it will be appreciated. For the trashcan, I don't see
anything better that just ignore it. Note that the "incoming" track has
9999 entries. I'm quite sure that no more that 15 are actually bug
reports. The rest is just spam or mail delivery error messages.
While we get some volunteers, I would like to discuss some of the
categories. But we will do that later.
Here is the information I collected from
http://www.mozart-oz.org/cgi-bin/oz-bugs
I volunteer to start recovering "incoming" bugs.
cheers
Boriss
FIXED 661
LIMITATION 39
MOGUL 0
OBSERVATION 7
PENDING 5
REQUEST 24
RETIRED 18
TRASHCAN 1272
compiler 8
configure 3
constraints 13
contrib 0
darwin-ppc 3
debugging 2
demos 1
distribution 8
documentation 14
engine 1
incoming 9999
libraries 5
linux-hppa32 0
linux-i486 0
misc 0
mozart-gtk 3
netbsd 1
ozmake 6
solaris-sparc 0
tools 7
win-i486 12
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