Hello, When looking at the infra after eol issue, Toshio made me aware that nothing special is done for bugzilla in eol branches. Maybe it would be nice to have bugs filled against old branches associated with another product, such that they are easier to triage, and owner doesn't get those bugs automatically? As a disclaimer I know nothing about both the technical issues and the organizational issues involved by that proposal. The idea could be along (provided it is technically feasible): * when a bug is filled against an old release in the current fedora product, the product is automatically changed to 'fedora EOL' (or 'fedora Legacy' if that product is to be reused), which means that they don't necessarily go to the same mail adress than current releases. Also there is an automatic answer for those bugs, along: 'You are reporting a bug against an unsupported fedora release, you are urged to upgrade, and retry with the new release'. * the owner of this product is the owner of one of the old releases, for example could be the owner of F7 currently. That way, if this release is orphaned by the maintainer, he won't get bug reports for the old branch anymore. I would even suggest mass orphaning such that the default is that the maintainer doesn't get those bugs. Then people interested in triaging bugs for old releases could be subscribed to the adress all the product bugs are forwarded to, such that they can triage the bugs. Of course this would make more sense in case the infra was left open for old releases, as there would be people specifically interested in triaging those bugs and also interested in becoming maintainers of old branches, but even if the proposal to keep infra open for old branches is rejected --- and I am almost sure that it will be rejected --- it could still be something relevant to do. Thoughts? PS: tell me if this is better to ask that kind of question on the infra list. -- Pat -- fedora-devel-list mailing list fedora-devel-list@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-devel-list
