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Release Tracking Bugs
Current Tracker Bugs
Fedora 11
Blocker | Alias | Bug Number |
Fedora 11 Alpha | F11Alpha | 476773 |
Fedora 11 Beta | F11Beta | 476774 |
Fedora 11 Preview | F11Preview | 476775 |
Fedora 11 Blocker | F11Blocker | 446452 |
Fedora 11 Target | F11Target | 446451 |
Fedora 12
Blocker | Alias | Bug Number |
Fedora 12 Blocker | F12Blocker | 473303 |
Fedora 12 Target | F12Target | 473302 |
Policy
- Criteria for considering a bug to be a blocker to be added to a release tracker are set by the Quality Assurance team on their release criteria page.
- Fedora creates a series of tracker bugs at the beginning of each new release cycle for two release cycles in advance
- For example, at the release of Fedora 9, Fedora 11 Target and Blocker bugs were created. At the release of Fedora 10, Fedora 12 blocker and target bugs will be created, etc.
Process
Create the following tracking bugs:
- Alpha
- Beta
- Preview
- Blocker (must fix prior to GA)
- Target (good to fix, but does not block release)
- Record new tracker bugs in the section Current Tracker Bugs above
- Remove the listing of tracker bugs in the section Current Tracker Bugs once the release is GA
Tracker bugs should be created with the following attributes:
- Alias corresponding to the blocker and release. For example
- Fedora 22 Alpha would be: F22Alpha
- Fedora 23 GA Blocker would be: F23Blocker
- Keyword
Tracking
- A bugzilla query reporting all tracker bugs is here: here
Past Tracker Bugs
Fedora 10
Blocker | Alias | Bug Number |
Fedora 10 Alpha | F10Alpha | 446445 |
Fedora 10 Beta | F10Beta | 446447 |
Fedora 10 Preview | F10Preview | 446449 |
Fedora 10 Blocker | F10Blocker | 438943 |
Fedora 10 Target | F10Target | 438944 |
Fedora 10 Desktop Target | F10DesktopTarget | 465130 |
Fedora 10 Desktop Blocker | F10DesktopBlocker | 457945 |
Fedora 10 Kernel Blocker | F10KernelBlocker | 466414 |