Changes to the SRU processes?
Steve Langasek
steve.langasek at ubuntu.com
Tue Jul 31 23:33:07 UTC 2012
Hi Brian,
On Tue, Jul 31, 2012 at 12:36:53PM -0700, Brian Murray wrote:
> On Tue, Jul 17, 2012 at 04:33:59PM -0700, Brian Murray wrote:
> > On Tue, Jul 17, 2012 at 10:14:57PM +0200, Sebastien Bacher wrote:
> > > Le 17/07/2012 22:09, Scott Kitterman a écrit :
> > > >This sounds to me like something that could have caught the recent problems,
> > > >so +1 from me. Double +1 since it's a solution that doesn't result in more
> > > >random bug mail for me.
> > > One issue with those is the number of false positives, that's not
> > > because a bug is opened by a proposed user that it's a regression,
> > > it's likely that proposed users will as any user report issues when
> > > they hit them and that most are not specific to the SRU they are
> > > running...
> > I went ahead and whipped something up to search for bugs from people
> > running a package version from -proposed and have attached the results.
> > I searched for bugs with apport tags and precise tags about every source
> > package in precise-proposed opened since the package was published and
> > then searched the description for the package version in -proposed - I
> > only found four bugs so I'm not too worried about false positives yet.
> Expanding upon this work I think the way forward is to have a bot that
> searches for bugs from people running a package version from -proposed
> that then tags a bug in the set of bugs fixed by that SRU
> verification-failed. In addition the bot will comment on the bug tagged
> v-failed about the bug using the version of the package from -proposed.
> In the event that the bug report from someone using the -proposed
> package really isn't a regression we can tag that bug 'bot-stop-nagging'
> and it won't be considered a regression.
> Here is an example of the action that would be taken for precise:
> Release: precise
> LP: #1030099 re the SRU for empathy made LP: #1017463
> verification-failed
> LP: #1030845 re the SRU for linux made LP: #1022747
> verification-failed
> The SRU for package lo-menubar already has a verification-failed bug
> in LP: #754562 so a comment was made
> LP: #1027970 re the SRU for udev made LP: #1017715 verification-failed
> LP: #1029371 re the SRU for unity made LP: #987156 verification-failed
> LP: #1029788 was skipped due to the tag bot-stop-nagging
> LP: #1029826 re the SRU for vlc made LP: #995003 verification-failed
> Oh and if one of the SRU bugs is already tagged verification-failed
> it'll just add a comment to that bug. Barring any objections I'll set
> this up this week.
This all makes sense to me. Thanks for working on this!
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