Comment 28 for bug 354264
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| Mary Gardiner (puzzlement) wrote Re: [Bug 354264] Re: Imports all photos to the root of the home directory | #28 |
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Can we have an explanation for what the triaging as "Low" for Jaunty means in practical terms?
The effect of the bug is that people who use f-spot and Jaunty throughout the Jaunty lifetime will have every single one of their imported photos dumped into their home directory. Not into subdirectories of their home directory, an entire six months (at least) worth of photos all directly under ~/
This will, unless they run my script, never be repaired (unless the karmic fixed package actually moves existing photos, I don't see any hint that it does), meaning that, if they, for example, back up ~/Photos believing it contains their imported photos as the program informed them it would they will miss all photos imported during the Jaunty lifecycle.
It's not a data loss bug in and of itself, but it's something of a serious data integrity bug.
So does "Low" mean, practically:
(a) the effects of the bug appear minor to Ubuntu developers?
(b) the Ubuntu developers have no opinion about the effects of the bug, but do not intend to fix it in Jaunty?
(c) the Ubuntu developers have no opinion about the effects of the bug and will not prioritise a fix but would accept one if the community organises the SRU as far as possible?