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           Summary: automagic bugzilla reports on failed spell builds
           Product: Sorcery
           Version: Untargetted future release
          Platform: Other
        OS/Version: other
            Status: NEW
          Severity: normal
          Priority: P5
         Component: Cast
        AssignedTo: sm-sorcery-bugs AT lists.ibiblio.org
        ReportedBy: dmlb2000 AT gmail.com
                CC: eric AT sandall.us


I think this idea would be nice

basically this would be YAO and this would enable YAQ at the end of failed 
spell
builds to send a bugzilla report for that failed spell....

this would help with a few things
1) attempt to reduse the number of '<spell> doesn't cast and fails for some
reason' bugs, because sorcery would know where the compile log for the failed
spell also the partial install log (if available) also the dependancies and
persistant vars used, sorcery could provide a more complete bug.

2) not all users like or want to use either irc or bugzilla, to solve their
problems making easy solutions for them to submit their problems would help us
to solve them better.

few things that would be a problem
1) more bugs than we could handle, if it gets out of hand.

also it'd be nice to not have to do this because prometheus should be able to
take care of these issues, however, testing can't solve everything for all 
time
so I think this option would be kinda 'cool' and it could help detect bugs
earlier, especially in test since prometheus would mostly be working on 
stable-rc.


------- Additional Comments From eric AT sandall.us  2006-05-22 10:50 -------
I agree. There has been a proposal to have either a triage mailing list setup 
or have Sorcery use bugcli to directly dump into Bugzilla. 

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