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I have no problem with closing them for bugs, because in a few major versions usually the software changes sufficiently to have a good chance of that original b
by pas 6y ago
I have no problem with closing them for bugs, because in a few major versions usually the software changes sufficiently to have a good chance of that original bug report simply being obsolete (not reproducible, log/debug output not useful anymore, architecture changes, GUI changes, client software/driver changes, kernel changes, etc.)
But in case of a feature request, where the project maintainer agreed it's a long term goal, a bot closing it is just noise, which IMHO discourages useful/insightful comments.
- yoz-y 6y agoI don't think it's justified for bugs either. At least it should be opt-in per bug. It can hide especially sinister bugs that happen only in an uncommon case. This assumes a list of bugs that are actually reproductible bugs not an unfiltered feedback from the clients.