On 06/09/2026 06:34, Salvo Tomaselli wrote:
My quesion is, how do we track if they are still a problem or someone
else in the team took care of it without a bug number?
Could it be better for them to have a low priority bug associated that
could be raised later on?
All the FTBFS against 3.15rc1 emails have been to [email protected] and
contain bts pseudo-headers. So those bugs are filed and, as usual, they
have appropriate usertags set on them. That means you can track them
collectively via the bts:
https://deb.li/iM3y
(Using the short url from #debian-python irc channel /topic so it
doesn't get broken across lines in the email)
Stuart
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