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How to use this etherpad | |
Someone needs to execute the following command (from the python-bugzilla RPM) | |
$ bugzilla query --outputformat='%{id} / %{component}: %{summary}' --from-url='https://bugzilla.redhat.com/buglist.cgi?bug_status=NEW&product=GlusterFS&chfield=[Bug creation]&chfieldfrom=-4w&chfieldto=Now&f1=keywords&o1=notsubstring&v1=Triaged' | |
And for bonus points occasionally check | |
$ bugzilla query --outputformat='%{id} / %{component}: %{summary}' --from-url='https://bugzilla.redhat.com/buglist.cgi?bug_status=NEW&product=nfs-ganesha&component=GlusterFS FSAL&f1=keywords&o1=notsubstring&v1=Triaged' | |
This command will generate a list of the bugs that need to get triaged. | |
Copy/paste the list into this etherpad, below these instructions. | |
clear the Authorship color after pasting the bugzilla output | |
Once the meeting is over, remove the triaged bugs. | |
Bug Triaging Process: | |
http://gluster.readthedocs.org/en/latest/Contributors-Guide/Bug-Triage/ | |
How to use this list of bugs | |
The list below is used for locking. We dont want people triaging a bug to step on each others toes and get mid-air collisions. | |
Example of the locking: | |
Clean list of bugs: | |
#1248393 NEW - bugs@gluster.org - DHT: readdirp fails to read some directories. | |
Locked list of bugs, initials/name added (name added at the front): | |
KD #1248393 NEW - bugs@gluster.org - DHT: readdirp fails to read some directories. | |
triaging of one bug completed - striked through the lines | |
KD #1248393 NEW - bugs@gluster.org - DHT: readdirp fails to read some directories. | |
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