# set as default bug class
    $bz->default_bug_class('Fedora::Bugzilla::PackageReviewBug');

    # get bugs as normal...
    my $bug = $bz->bug('perl-Moose');

    # profit!

This is a small extension to Fedora::Bugzilla::Bug, providing a few review-bug-specific methods / attributes.

An object of this class represents a package review bug.

ready_for_branching

Returns true if the flags indicate we're ready to branch. The logic is pretty primitive right now; basically just check to see fedora-review == + and fedora-cvs isn't set (to anything).

ready_for_closing

True if both branched() and approved() are true. We should probably put some sort of "imported and built" check in here? Maybe?

package_name

Takes the summary and extracts the package name from it. Note we expect this to be filled out in the bug correctly, though we do try to be a little flexible here.

e.g. from:

    Review Request: perl-WWW-Curl - Perl extension...

we return:

    perl-WWW-Curl

package_desc

The package description, also from the summary. From the above example, this would be "Perl extension...", where hopefully the "..." makes sense :-)

approved

Basically just a shortcut to check for the existance of the fedora-review flag, and then to make sure it's set to '+'. True if this is the case, false otherwise.

If fedora-review is not set (+/-/?) on the bug, we check to see if we block either of the old-school blocker bugs: FE-ACCEPT and FC-ACCEPT. If we block either of those, then we're in an approved state.

branched

True if we have fedora-cvs and it's '+'; false otherwise.

Fedora::Bugzilla::Bug.

Chris Weyl <cweyl@alumni.drew.edu>

Copyright (c) 2009 Chris Weyl <cweyl@alumni.drew.edu>

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