| 2012-10-08 14:47:58 |
Matthew Paul Thomas |
description |
1. Go to a page like <https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/natty/+source/compiz>.
2. Find the version number of the latest version.
What you see: The version number is displayed in three separate places.
What you should see: The version number is displayed in one obvious place.
This could be achieved by merging the "Versions published", "{package} information", and "Releases in Ubuntu" sections into a single table, that starts with the latest version and works backwards:
Version __ Uploaded __ Component __ Urgency __ Changelog __
This would also make it much easier to answer questions like "What changed in this package on February 17th", "How many uploads have there been in the past month", or "When did this package get promoted to Main". |
1. Go to a page like <https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/natty/+source/compiz>.
2. Find the version number of the latest version.
What you see: The version number is displayed in three separate places.
What you should see: The version number is displayed in one obvious place.
This could be achieved by merging the "Versions published", "{package} information", and "Releases in Ubuntu" sections into a single table, that starts with the latest version and works backwards:
Version __ Uploaded __ Component __ Urgency __ Changelog __
This would also make it much easier to answer questions like "What changed in this package on February 17th", "How many uploads have there been in the past month", or "When did this package get promoted to Main".
Fixing this bug probably would fix bug 1063818 automatically. |
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