Claudius Ellsel

Since there is no email notification sent out the current way, maybe you can ping the devs by adding them to the first comment on this issue @russiankumar, like I...

> > Ping all authors of all current PRs asking them to wind up by mid/end August > > Let's not do this. Just focus on the large, active ones....

@tresf I like the idea of having meta issues (although tags might also do a good job for this particular problem), but the current way of doing this does not...

Hm, maybe I am just not really understanding what this is for. In general my opinion: If these 800 bug reports / feature requests are actually not solved already then...

> Neither is there (EOL) with Ubuntu, that's the point. Most trackers force bug submitters to file against a "supported" OS version and then close them out blindly (no human...

> Also, please search before creating new issues. I know, I know, only searched the issues, not the PRs :smile: > ... and do what exactly? Pick a "good" bug,...

Yes, but I meant *without* closing them :smile: Reasons for leaving them open: * There will be probably be discussion there if a developer decides to implement a feature from...

> We don't lock bugs, this can still happen. I know, but usually closed issues aren't discussed that much. > No one goes through 800 issues I know but with...

> The reasons are clearly outlined and explained. Well as far as I know, you never really explained what is bad about open feature requests, also I elaborated, why they...

> Tags can help find a particular issue Yes and they can also help sorting issues, find duplicates etc. > but they're not holistic. I don't understand what you mean...