I just went through all of the bugs that showed up on https://bugs.launchpad.net/~ubuntu-sponsors/+subscribedbugs due to open tasks on projects other than the "ubuntu" project. Most of them were bugs with an upstream bug tracking task where the bug had been fixed in Ubuntu, so I cleaned those up.
The only remaining open non-ubuntu bugs with ubuntu-sponsors subscribed are bug #897383 and bug #853511, both of which should show up on the queue.
Given this experiment, I think it makes the most sense to show all open bugs with ubuntu-sponsors subscribed. It will require a little extra subscription gardening for sponsors, but I think that can be adequately covered with a quick mail to ubuntu-devel.
I just went through all of the bugs that showed up on https:/ /bugs.launchpad .net/~ubuntu- sponsors/ +subscribedbugs due to open tasks on projects other than the "ubuntu" project. Most of them were bugs with an upstream bug tracking task where the bug had been fixed in Ubuntu, so I cleaned those up.
The only remaining open non-ubuntu bugs with ubuntu-sponsors subscribed are bug #897383 and bug #853511, both of which should show up on the queue.
Given this experiment, I think it makes the most sense to show all open bugs with ubuntu-sponsors subscribed. It will require a little extra subscription gardening for sponsors, but I think that can be adequately covered with a quick mail to ubuntu-devel.