bug upstream marked as fix released should bug in ubuntu be marked automatically?

[Matthew Paul Thomas]

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On Dec 23, 2006, at 3:27 AM, Jonathan Jesse wrote:
> ...
> I may have asked this before, but I noted that Bug #26455
> (https://bugs.launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/kdeaddons/+bug/ 
> 26455) had an upstream bug tracker of kde-bugs #117068 and the  
> upstream bug has been marked as fix released, shouldn't that  
> correspond to fix released in Ubuntu as well?
> ...

The general meaning of "Fix Released" is that there is a complete  
version of the software available containing the fix. However, the  
meaning of "available" hasn't really been pinned down (does it mean a  
release version? a beta? an alpha? an upload?), so its meaning varies  
by project. I think in Ubuntu it means "a version containing the fix  
has been uploaded to the repository for the development release", but  
you should ask Ubuntu developers to be sure.

Cheers
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Matthew Paul Thomas
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