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Package: bugs.debian.org
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debbugs occasionally doesn't close bugs for me after I've uploaded
a new version of a package with appropriate Closes: tags in the changelog.
It doesn't happen often enough for me to have a lot of data points at the
tips of my fingers, but the last upload that did this was aptitude 0.4.6.1-1.
This was an upload that included two new changelog entries, and only closed
bugs in the entry for 0.4.6-1; none of these bugs were closed automatically.
Perhaps debbugs is confused by versions that are never uploaded to the
archive? (AFAIK this is totally legitimate to do)
Daniel
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Hi
as Adam correctly said - if you want to close bugs from older releases
in your changelog (that you havent uploaded) - you have to use the -v
switch to dpkg-buildpackage to include the changelog entries into the
.changes file. There is no way that dak closes other bugs by parsing
some file. It just takes the .changes.
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bye Joerg
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