Identifying a message ===================== Wherever is used below any of the following is acceptable: ! -- The current message. ^ -- The message referenced by the In-Reply-To: header or, if that is not present, the first message referenced in the References: header. -- An explicit message id. Identifying a bug ================= Wherever is used below any of the following is acceptable: [0-9]* -- An integer bug number. -[0-9]* -- A back reference to a bug created by a previous command, e.g. via a preceeding "create ". The first such bug is -1, the second is -2, etc. (Note: -1 is the first bug created in this mail, not the previous one, -2 is the second bug not the second last one). it -- The literal string "it" refers to the most recently referenced bug. NOTE that currently only bugs created by "create" become referencable in this way. This is itself a bug. Identifying a person ==================== Wherever
is used below any of the following is acceptable: ! -- The email address listed in the From field of the mail. o/w -- An email address. Comments ======== Lines beginning with a # and empty lines are considered comments. Privileged Commands =================== Certain commands are available only to maintainers. These are tagged [MAINTONLY] below. Available Commands ================== affects [+-] (, [+-])? Marks as affecting one or more given or removes the mark. create [MAINTONLY] Create a new bug, rooted at . By default the title will be taken from the Subject line of close Close a bug graft Associate the new subthread rooted at with a . owner
[MAINTONLY] Set the owner of to
prune Remove the subthread rooted at from a thanks goodbye stop quit Stop processing. reopen [MAINTONLY] Reopen a closed bug severity [MAINTONLY] Set the severity of a bug. must be a valid severity level as defined in the config. title [New title] [MAINTONLY] Set the title of the bug. The default is to use the subject of the original mail