Package version info on Overview page is inconsistent with Bugs page
| Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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| Launchpad itself |
New
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Bug Description
1. Go to <https:/
2. Choose "Bugs".
What you see:
1. A heading-less versions box containing some, but not all, information about the package versions.
2. A "versions published in Ubuntu" box containing a different subset, differently formatted, of information about the package versions.
In particular, the section on the "Overview" page gives the release date of each version, explains the purpose of each Ubuntu series, and can be expanded to show full publishing details for each version, none of which is available from the box on the "Bugs" page. But the box on the "Bugs" page gives the package Section, for example "universe/libs", which the box on the Overview page does not.
And on the "Overview" page each series has a subheading, for example "The Wily Werewolf", with a column identifying the version type e.g. "release", "proposed". But on the "Bugs" page items from the same series are listed separately, for example "Wily-proposed" (is it really capitalized that way?) and "Wily" with no explanation.
What I would have expected: either
* the Bugs page should not have a box for package version info at all (more important when bug 1289357 is fixed); or
* it should be a strict subset of the info on the Overview page (so the Overview page should include the Section names), versions should be grouped by series in both places, and series names should be formatted the same way.
