That was unfortunate, and you got dumped with those because some thought
"Ah, serial! RMK!". Some of the categories in bugzilla still need
broadening IMO.
> This means I write (choose one):
> 1. non-buggy code (highly unlikely)
> 2. code no one tests
> 3. code people do test but report via other means (eg, email, irc)
>
> If it's (3), which it seems to be, it means that bugzilla is failing to
> do its job properly, which is most unfortunate.
It's early days. The types of bugs being filed still fall into the
"useful" "not useful" categories though. I don't think it's really
that important that we track what doesn't compile at this stage.
Those reports are being either closed within a few hours of them
being opened with a "Fixed in BK", or are drivers which no-one currently
wants to fix/can fix (Things like the various sti/cli breakage)
Dave
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