Hi,

On Wed, Sep 23, 2015 at 9:13 AM, Galen Charlton <gmc@esilibrary.com> wrote:
> I'm not sure that there's automation for putting the bug number in the
> subject line of the commit, but there's certainly automation (e.g.,
> the script that builds release notes) that depends on the bug number
> being there -- (and consequently, the release notes can answer your
> question about knowing in what versions a bugfix was applied, though I
> grant that additional indexing might be nice).

And to that end, here's a little script I put together just now:

http://git.koha-community.org/gitweb/?p=contrib/global.git;a=blob;f=index-release-notes/extract_bugs_from_koha_release_notes;hb=HEAD

    extract_bugs_from_koha_release_notes: grab bug numbers from Koha
release notes

    This script extracts bug numbers referenced by Koha release notes and
    outputs a two-column list of version numbers and bugs.

    It should be run from within a clone of the Koha Git repository; usage is:

      extract_bugs_from_koha_release_notes > bug_index

    TODO: this script doesn't currently recognize every way that
          bugs have gotten cited by release notes.

Cheers,

Galen
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