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Hey guys,
Could we at least modify the default owner of "frontend-qt4" to nobody?

I've removed you as a default owner of any sort of bug.

If you want to remove yourself as owner of the other bugs, that is
fairly easy to do via Batch Modify. Just select all the bugs you want to
change and switch "Owner" to nobody.

Richard

Abdelrazak Younes

2014-04-19 17:17:54 UTC

Hey guys,
Could we at least modify the default owner of "frontend-qt4" to nobody?

I've removed you as a default owner of any sort of bug.

Thanks.

Post by Richard Heck
If you want to remove yourself as owner of the other bugs, that is
fairly easy to do via Batch Modify. Just select all the bugs you want
to change and switch "Owner" to nobody.

Hum, what is " Batch Modify" ?

Abdel.

Richard Heck

2014-04-19 17:25:14 UTC

Hey guys,
Could we at least modify the default owner of "frontend-qt4" to nobody?

I've removed you as a default owner of any sort of bug.

Thanks.

Post by Richard Heck
If you want to remove yourself as owner of the other bugs, that is
fairly easy to do via Batch Modify. Just select all the bugs you want
to change and switch "Owner" to nobody.

Hum, what is " Batch Modify" ?

When you do the query, you'll see toward the bottom of the page "Batch
Modify". It allows you to change a bunch of bugs all at once. You can
check the bugs you want to modify in the returned list, or click the
checkbox at the top to mark them all. You have to open the Batch Modify
widget, then you can add various fields you want to change. This is how
the bugs fixed in 2.0.8, for example, all get marked as FIXED.
Obviously, you have to be careful what you change. This is not undoable.

Richard

Abdelrazak Younes

2014-04-19 17:29:07 UTC

Post by Richard Heck
If you want to remove yourself as owner of the other bugs, that is
fairly easy to do via Batch Modify. Just select all the bugs you
want to change and switch "Owner" to nobody.

Hum, what is " Batch Modify" ?

When you do the query, you'll see toward the bottom of the page "Batch
Modify". It allows you to change a bunch of bugs all at once. You can
check the bugs you want to modify in the returned list, or click the
checkbox at the top to mark them all. You have to open the Batch
Modify widget, then you can add various fields you want to change.
This is how the bugs fixed in 2.0.8, for example, all get marked as
FIXED. Obviously, you have to be careful what you change. This is not
undoable.

Sorry but "Batch Modify" in my query page:

http://www.lyx.org/trac/query?owner=younes&status=accepted&status=assigned&status=fixed&status=fixedinmaster&status=fixedinstable&status=new&status=reopened&max=200&order=id

Maybe this only shows if you are Trac Admin?

Abdel

Vincent van Ravesteijn

2014-04-21 21:22:18 UTC