I plan to modify DrKonqi to make all the bugs that are entered via this tool to be easily findable. So far there is only the "Reported using DrKonqi" line at the bottom of the first comment. Now I wonder -- I did not look at the public API yet -- if it wouldn't be better to either set a Keyword "DrKonqi" or to add a new flag that is then set. This would be useful for querying as I suppose searching the comments takes a lot longer and uses more resources than searching for a flag or keyword does. If any of these measures is done it would probably be cool if there was an update script to update all the old reports and maybe just maybe a script that would add that for new ones coming via old DrKonqi versions. In fact if you give me some pointers I'll try to create such script to avoid you too much work.
It is easy to modify DrKonqi (10 lines) to automatically set some keyword(s) (like 'drkonqi') when creating new report. That would make it much easier to find reports created by DrKonqi, which is espeically useful for DrKonqi developers . So, does DrKonqi deserve its own keyword :) ?
Created attachment 76532 [details] A simple patch to make DrKonqi set keyword when creating new report Attach the simple patch here in case I forget it and someone else tries to do the same hacking.
As for the bugzilla side, new keyword "drkonqi" has been added.
Move it to the drkonqi prodocut, since the keyword is already added in bugs.kde.org https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/108450/
Git commit 95a7be8b7cf37ddb462bb008ca415aa8091f87aa by Jekyll Wu. Committed on 18/01/2013 at 21:11. Pushed by jekyllwu into branch 'master'. DrKonqi now makes use of the new "drkonqi" keyword on bugs.kde.org That makes it easier to identify and search for reports created by DrKonqi. That should be helpful for developers to collect statistics and examples. REVIEW: 108450 FIXED-IN: 4.11.0 M +1 -0 drkonqi/bugzillalib.cpp M +7 -0 drkonqi/bugzillalib.h M +1 -0 drkonqi/reportinterface.cpp http://commits.kde.org/kde-runtime/95a7be8b7cf37ddb462bb008ca415aa8091f87aa
Thanks Jekyll. Nice work!!