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Revision as of 17:12, 22 August 2014
D's bug database is currently a Bugzilla instance located at https://d.puremagic.com/issues/. It is hosted and maintained by Brad Roberts.
Automatic links on GitHub
Although it is good practice to include direct links to issues in GitHub pull requests, here is a UserScript which automatically turns "issue NNNN" text on GitHub pages of D projects into links to the corresponding Bugzilla page:
Quick search
To quickly access a certain Bugzilla issue or search the database, you can create a browser search as follows:
- Open Bugzilla
- Right-click the "Search" field at the top
- Select "Create search" (or your browser's equivalent).
Depending on your web browser, you can assign a keyword (e.g. "db" for "D Bugs"), which should allow opening any issue by typing "db NNNN" in the location bar. Searching works in the same way, by entering search terms instead of NNNN.
