Hi

We are going to be hopefully moving various qgis facilities onto
different servers in the near future so I would prefer to do this
afterwards, though I support the idea of closing aging bugs. The
people I rent the server from auto close issues after 48 hours if
waiting response from the reporter - wouldnt that be
(unreaslistically) nice :-)

Regards

Tim

2008/1/31, Magnus Homann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Paolo Cavallini wrote:
> > Hi all.
> > I had a look to the bug list, and I think many of them are no longer
> > valid. I would urge all those who reported a bug to check whether it is
> > still valid, and if not, to close them.
> > This is important, both for users (who do not get lost in a swamp of
> > would-be bugs) and for developers, who can concentrate on the real ones.
> > Having >200 open bugs is no good for anyone.
> > Please make a little effort.
>
> I re-state my wish for auto-using bugs where we are waiting for user to
> report back for some length of time. I hope Tim can find the time to
> implement the server-side logic?
>
> Magnus
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