On 11/05/2010 02:02 PM, Brian Murray wrote: > Launchpad has recently changed who can nominate a bug for a release of a > distribution. It used to be that anyone could nominate a bug, however > the list of nominations would then become quite cluttered as anybody > could nominate any bug. > > Nominations have now been restricted to the bug supervisor role, which > for Ubuntu is us. This now allows nominations to be used some what more > effectively as an escalation path. Well, at least for Natty - the other > lists are still quite cluttered. However, we will still need to > exercise discretion as any bug can still be nominated. > > A bug is nominated for a release by clicking the "Nominate for release > link" beneath the bugs task table. Pedro, Jean-Baptiste, Carlos and I > all have the ability to approve nominations and in conjunction with the > release team will be reviewing nominations regularly. However, if one > seems neglected please ping one of us or email this list. > > In terms of discretion I suggest that only bugs that are in a Triaged or > further status be nominated and that the bug should at least have a > Medium importance. > > Please let me know if you have any questions regarding this process. > Can MOTUs and core-devs still approve nominations?
Thanks, Micah
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