Mary Gardiner wrote on 2009-08-19:
> Can we have an explanation for what the triaging as "Low" for Jaunty means in practical terms?
<snip>
> It's not a data loss bug in and of itself, but it's something of a serious data integrity bug.
Unfortunately, for me, this *was* a data loss bug.
I noticed a whole bunch of jpg files in my home directory and thought "hey, they shouldn't be there, I must have file-copied them here from my camera as I sometimes do. I can see f-spot has them and I know it keeps stuff in ~/Photos so I'll just delete them... hey, why aren't they showing up in f-spot anymore???".
They had already been deleted from the camera, and my nightly backup hadn't yet run. AUGH!!! Bye-bye photos.
OK, so I really, really should have checked it all further first, and the data loss was due to my own haste and stupidity in addition to this bug, but still...
Mary Gardiner wrote on 2009-08-19:
> Can we have an explanation for what the triaging as "Low" for Jaunty means in practical terms?
<snip>
> It's not a data loss bug in and of itself, but it's something of a serious data integrity bug.
Unfortunately, for me, this *was* a data loss bug.
I noticed a whole bunch of jpg files in my home directory and thought "hey, they shouldn't be there, I must have file-copied them here from my camera as I sometimes do. I can see f-spot has them and I know it keeps stuff in ~/Photos so I'll just delete them... hey, why aren't they showing up in f-spot anymore???".
They had already been deleted from the camera, and my nightly backup hadn't yet run. AUGH!!! Bye-bye photos.
OK, so I really, really should have checked it all further first, and the data loss was due to my own haste and stupidity in addition to this bug, but still...