On Wednesday 03 January 2007 11:19, Kevin Kubasik wrote: > Please don't confirm your own bugs, even if your 100% certain, its > generally a better idea to let someone else do the confirmation, or for > the package maintainer to do it, since its often a means of keeping > their bugs orgainized.
Sorry, I'm new to triaging. Thanks for the guidance. I don't think that is stated in the triage guide. Should it be added? > > After a short chat w/ dBera upstream, this doesn't really seem like a > bug to me, should their be massive public consensous or demand, we can > look into it, but there are already environmental variables (like > BEAGLE_HOME and BEAGLE_STORAGE) that alow individual users to customize > index locations. > It looked like a feature request to me, and I was about to reject, but I got a second opinion in IRC that said it was a reasonable request and suggested I file it upstream. To improve the quality of my triage efforts, could you tell me: 1) Are *any* feature requests ever opened upstream as I did today? 2) If so, what criteria should I use to make that decision. Again, thank you for the courteous feedback. Dave -- should not store indexes in ~ https://launchpad.net/bugs/77768 -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs