Control: tag -1 upstream Dear Carsten,
I won't fight about the severity as I said, it's up to the maintainer in my opinion. Yet I disagree with one of your points: Le 11/01/2017 à 21:37, Carsten Schoenert a écrit : > Well, loosing a email wouldn't I call data loss in the meaning of the > severities. I would: a lot of my work e-mails are mission-critical. And for really deleting a email you would need to press > SHIFT + DEL. It's very unlikely that this is happen by full control in > case you will write up a new email. Backspace and shift-e will also do it. Remember that this bug occurs for me dozens of time a day, so something that happens with a 1 per mille probability will happen to me about once a week... I often realize that I don't have focus only after I have typed several keys. Other users (see below) report that the main window can actually steal the focus while they are typing, not only when the window is first created. I realize that we are in a freeze, that it may impact only few people and that it's not an easy bug (I actually wanted to try various versions of icedove/thunderbird and DEs, that's why I didn't report it earlier). However I can assure you that is is an icedove/tunderbird bug that affects several people, whether they are running Windows or Debian: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=942610 in particular https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=942610#c3 There are other similar bug reports, some old, some very recent. I have just tagged this bug "upstream" accordingly. > If we would mark this issue grave or serious the bug report became > release critical, that means we need to fix such problems first. Or have it tagged stretch-ignore, as you see fit. > Otherwise no new version can go into testing. I have filed the bug against the jessie version so that it does not appear like a new bug (it's actually a quite old one). So it should not prevent transitions, although it would trigger an autoremoval if not tagged stretch-ignore. Regards, Thibaut.
