Hi,

While I can imagine that package version information regards
what versions the bug appears in is useful to somebody, what
I would find really useful is the version of Debian
(or the codename) in which the bug was found or fixed.

In the interest of reducing clutter I'd be happy to
see the package version information entirely replaced
with Debian release version information.  (Others
may disagree.)

Thanks for the work.

Regards,
Karl

That's why I currently include them both in the version graph. I assume
that's what we're talking about here.

The found/fixed is the values that the bug is actually set to. Whether
those versions correspond to a particular version changes over time.

Now, it might be nice to have a little table which told you whether a
bug was was present, fixed, or absent in a suite of Debian releases...
but I don't think that's what you're asking for.

Well, not necessarily.  There's also the textual "headings"
at the top.
the clutter and tells me if the problem is fixed in
the version of Debian that I'm running.  Whatever works.
(Are there really so many Debian versions that a table is
called for?)


Karl <kop@meme.com>
Free Software:  "You don't pay back, you pay forward."
                 -- Robert A. Heinlein

P.S.  I like Feynman's last words:
"Dying sucks.  I'm glad I don't have to do it more than once."

Control: retitle -1 create table showing bug status in different Debian releases in bugreport.cgi

OK.

There are five.