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Hi @cybernet -
Ultimately, we're still figuring out what works best, what we need, and where we can simplify. That being said, the decision regarding bugzilla came down to the following:
- GitLab (or GitHub) can host source code in the future (it doesn't right now) and issues will be for the code
- Think of Fedora pagure for their source code issues and they use bugzilla.redhat to deal with distribution issues.
- Bugzilla will be the distribution tracker.
- It did not make sense to have a distribution bug tracker in Git. The organization does not allow for that and we also don't want to open groups/projects just to field issues with the distribution. The git contributor agreement does explain this.
In summary, there should be a logical separation between source code issues (which is very little) and actual distribution issues (which will likely be higher for a long while). But, this brings up some other things:
- We don't like the idea of having disorganization on github issues or consolidating things into a single unorganized bucket
- Git(hub|lab) issues are great, but not for something that is complex, like a distribution and its infrastructure requirements.
- Creating projects/groups for things that won't have code to host issues did not make logical sense
- Release Engineering tools already hook into bugzilla and git and use them for their specific use cases.
Hopefully that gives some clarity on the use of bugzilla - where everything will "live" long term remains to be seen. We've only been at it for a few months.
If you have any follow up questions, I'd be happy to try and answer them!
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