* Jakub Wilk <jw...@debian.org>, 2011-11-29, 14:23:
|Using 'Jakub Wilk <jw...@debian.org>' as your from address.
|Getting status for libcmor2...
|Which of the following packages is the bug in?
|Just press ENTER to exit reportbug.
|
|1 libcmor-dev Development files for Climate Model Output Rewriter
|
|2 libcmor2 Climate Model Output Rewriter library
|
|3 python-cmor Python interface to CMOR
|
|Select one of these packages:
Hmpf. Frist of all, why reportbug is asking me this in the first
place?
This question pops up when "dpkg --status <packagename>" fails. It could
happen either because the package is not installed, or because the
package is installed for more than one architecture.
But anyway, I chose "2", answered a few more questiones, then
reportbug spawned mutt with the following mail template:
| Source: libcmor2
| Version: 2.8.0-1
| Severity: important
That should be "Package: libcmor2", not "Source: libcmor2".
This is due to broken logic in bin/reportbug, around line 1428:
src = package
# ...
package = ui.menu(
'Which of the following packages is the bug in?',
packages, empty_ok=True,
prompt='Select one of these packages: ')
# ...
if package != src:
# ...
elif len(packages) > 1:
issource = True
So if you choose the same package as you chose originally on the command
line, issource will be incorrectly set to True.
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Jakub Wilk
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