On Thu, Mar 23, 2017 at 02:55:51PM +0000, Ian Jackson wrote:
> Michael Stapelberg writes ("Re: Bug#851885: Please add pseudopackage
> `manpages.debian.org'"):
> > Oh, I m not planning to create any bugs. I m working with GitHub. iwj@
> > wanted
> > this pseudo-package to be created, and I agreed to accept bug reports via
> > the
> > pseudo package, while continuing to use GitHub as the canonical issue
> > tracker.
>
> As an example, my personal todo list has an entry to make the code
> behind manpages.debian.org automatically serve up its own source in
> its output. The result of that would be a patch or pull request which
> I would like to submit as a bug to the Debian BTS.That sounds like something that should be reported against the upstream repository on Github, but I guess it's fine if it's reported against manpages.debian.org if you absolutely don't want to use Github. :) Should that issue be created now then? I seem to understand that Don wanted us to create an issue *before* he creates the pseudo-package. I'm not too familiar with how the internals of the BTS works, so maybe I misunderstood... A.
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