On Tuesday 16 October 2007 12:54:22 Christopher Browne wrote:
> One thing that seems to have fallen by the wayside in the migration
> from gBorg to the nice new digs of main.slony.info at Command Prompt
> is the bug tracker.
>
> We used to have the gBorg bug tracker; there is not now any tooling to
> help support tracking bugs.  I have been getting pestered by some
> community members about this, as the statuses of some of the issues
> that have come up in the v1.2 branch have not been totally obvious.
>
> Way Back When, we were talking about the migration from gBorg to the
> new site, there was some enthusiasm over using a Bugzilla instance at
> Command Prompt, which seems still to be there at
> <http://pgbugs.commandprompt.com/>.
>
> Is that still something that people would be enthusiastic about?

+2

>
> I think activating it would take some (hopefully small?) amount of
> effort on Command Prompt's part...

Very little effort on out part, however due to Devrim and myself attending the 
PostgreSQL conference in Portland, we may not be able to get to this this 
week, but can have it activated by mid next week at the latest.



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Darcy Buskermolen
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http://www.commandprompt.com/