Seconded, that would be useful. In the meantime this here shell
function sort of works:
> qbtsnoprompt() { yes n | querybts $1 2>&1 | sed -e 's#^.*?]? *#\n#' -e
> 's#\n\n#\n#' ; }
Sample run:
> qbtsnoprompt bash | head -n 15
> Important bugs - outstanding
> 1) #283702: Race condition when writing ~/.bash_history
> 2) #288319: bash: doesn't handle suspension of commands in conditional lis
> 3) #292023: does no longer use .bash_profile
>
> Normal bugs - outstanding: 5 remain
> 4) #219386: E91: 'shell' option is empty
> 5) #238226: bash: segfaults on ia64 when expanding large glob
> 6) #238965: bash oddity with extremely long argument list
> 7) #240867: vim error
> 8) #269573: removal problem (postrm script)
> 9) #283782: shell-mode: command line altered after C-c C-c on an empty lin
> 10) #286841: bash: Interrupt kills suspended jobs while completing tar xjf
> 11) #289355: global bash_logout incorrectly documented
> 12) #291197: "command -v" prints pathnames of non-executable files
...but I don't understand what "Normal bugs - outstanding: 5 remain" means.
There's more than 5 bugs remaining. So it's 5 of what?
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