Hey all,
I bet many have just not noticed but we put our own bugtracker up online. It is available below:
Happy filing! :)
-G
On Sat, Jul 21, 2007 at 08:54:09PM +0200, Alexander Baldeck wrote:
Hey all,
I bet many have just not noticed but we put our own bugtracker up online. It is available below:
Happy filing! :)
Seems the permissions need to be relaxed a bit. I just registered a new user and can't file a bug.
mwc
Il Sunday 22 July 2007 03:09:27 Matthew William Cox ha scritto:
I am registered in http://bugs.archlinuxppc.org
but, how can I insert a bug ?
how can I be sure if my problem is a bug ?
thankyou
sacarde@tiscali.it
On Tue, Aug 21, 2007 at 10:29:52PM +0200, sacarde wrote:
but, how can I insert a bug ?
Opening a task is sort of non-obvious. Blame a poor UI in Flyspray. When you've logged in, you'll have a header. There'll be a combo box that says "All Projects". You use this to pick the project you want to create a bug in. Select "Archlinux PPC", and press the switch button. You'll now have an "Add new task" button in that same header.
It's probably something that should be submitted to the flyspray bugtracker, but perhaps nobody's figured out how ;)
how can I be sure if my problem is a bug ?
If it used to work, and now it doesn't, it's probably a bug. Of course, if the devs post something obvious (like the kernel series a while ago that couldn't decide between sda and hda,) it's not a bug.
If it hasn't worked, and should, it's a bug.
If you don't know, open a bug, and one of the devs will close it if it's not relevent, and inform you why.
Cheers, Matt Cox
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