$title, $date

@@ -32,14 +34,14 @@ html_header() {

- Debian bug tracking system + Debian bug tracking system / Debian BTS — rc bugs status

@@ -52,7 +54,7 @@ html_header() { EOF } -html_page_creation_notice() { +html_end_of_content() { cat <

@@ -91,7 +93,7 @@ realmakepage() {

for distribution(s): $descr

You might also want to check out UDD instead of this page.

@@ -100,7 +102,7 @@ EOF cat < -Explanation for bug +Explanation for bug tags:

R: unreproducible
S: security
U: upstream
I: wheezy-ignore or jessie-ignore
I: stretch-ignore or buster-ignore

The second set of tags indicate what releases a bug applies to: - O for oldstable (squeeze), S for stable (wheezy), T for testing (jessie), + O for oldstable (jessie), S for stable (stretch), T for testing (buster), U for unstable (sid) or E for experimental.

EOF ./bugreport -H -l $filter - html_page_creation_notice + html_end_of_content html_closing_tags } @@ -132,7 +134,7 @@ makemainpage() { local title="$1" # Title of page local date_time="$2" # Date - header "$title" "$date_time" + html_header "$title" "$date_time" cat <

- The red line graphs all bugs with release-critical severities; the green - line graphs the number of bugs that are actually a concern for the next + The dark-violet line graphs all bugs with release-critical severities; + the dark green line graphs the number of bugs that are actually a concern for the next release (excluding ignored bugs, bugs on packages not in testing, and bugs whose tags and/or versioning information indicate that they don't apply to - testing), and the blue line graphs the number of bugs that are a concern + testing), and the cyan line graphs the number of bugs that are a concern for the current stable release.

@@ -178,7 +180,7 @@ EOF

contrib

non-free

pseudo-packages - (?) + (?)

Everything in one page
+ Only bugs relevant to stable @@ -188,11 +190,11 @@ EOF

EOF - html_page_creation_notice + html_end_of_content cat <debian-bugs-rc +debian-bugs-rc mailing list. EOF