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* How much should we index?: Everything
* How to contact you (in case we run into trouble): [irc://irc.freenode.net/#django-dev #django-dev on FreeNode]
* Problem: 'Opened' and 'Last modified' fields on a bug's page aren't hyperlinked to the Trac timeline, so we can't obtain it's timestamps. It appears that this is caused by the tracker running Trac 0.10.* instead of
=== Fedora Python Modules ===
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* How much should we index?: Everything
* How to contact you (in case we run into trouble): Toshio Kuratomi, toshio@fedoraproject.org
* Problem: 'Opened' and 'Last modified' fields on a bug's page aren't hyperlinked to the Trac timeline, so we can't obtain it's timestamps. It appears that this is caused by the tracker running Trac 0.10.* instead of
=== SSSD ===
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* How much should we index?: Everything
* How to contact you (in case we run into trouble): Stephen Gallagher, sgallagh@fedoraproject.org
* Problem: 'Opened' and 'Last modified' fields on a bug's page aren't hyperlinked to the Trac timeline, so we can't obtain it's timestamps. It appears that this is caused by the tracker running Trac 0.10.* instead of
=== Fedora Design Team Design Requests ===
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* How much should we index?: Everything that doesn't already have an owner if possible
* How to contact you (in case we run into trouble): Máirín Duffy duffy@redhat.com
* Problem: 'Opened' and 'Last modified' fields on a bug's page aren't hyperlinked to the Trac timeline, so we can't obtain it's timestamps. It appears that this is caused by the tracker running Trac 0.10.* instead of
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