Status of bugs can't be reverted from "fix released"
Bug #1465406 reported by
teo1978
This bug report is a duplicate of:
Bug #717483: launchpad lets me make bug metadata changes I can't undo, with no warning.
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Affects | Status | Importance | Assigned to | Milestone | |
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Launchpad itself |
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Bug Description
Anybody can change the status of a bug to "Fix released" by accident, yet only some privileged users can revert that to whatever it was before. And most of the time nobody will, because Ubuntu bugs are handled in such an IDIOTIC way (and note that the idiot is by no means the one who erroneously changes the status to "fix released"; the idiocy is in allowing everybody to do that but not to revert it; and in the way those really responsible for handling bug reports generally do it)
Here's an example:
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no longer affects: | nvidia-graphics-drivers-331 (Ubuntu) |
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I didn't report this against "nvidia- graphic- drivers- 331", I explicitly selected "I don't know". I wonder what the fuck that radio button was for if the report is filed against the package anyway.
And I can't figure out how to change this to "launchpad itself" or "Ubuntu" (is there a general project- package- or-whatever called just "Ubuntu"?) because the search tool is so pathetic.