OK, too bad...

I've not received any mails yet (Launchpad is a bit delayed at times, though). However I don't think I've ever received any mails for people subscribing to my bugs.

The idea you have seems sound, if

• we get put together the script to do this and don't run into Launchpad API issues like rate-limiting and the like (I've heard of those in the past but have no first-hand knowledge)
• we think the few bugs filed improperly are worth the effort to go through with this. (For me personally the answer is "no"; I'd just keep the old tracker as-is until we either complete the migration or decide to declare it as completed at which point we can flick the switch without further thought).
  

Cheers,
Patrick

Hi Patrick,

>   * The likely proper URL
>     https://bugs.launchpad.net/inkscape/+bugs?advanced=1 is invalidated
>     by flipping the preference (just tested)

yes, unfortunately you are right, but at the same time you helped me find a work-around:

- Create a team "Old inkscape bugs"
- Subscribe that team to all bugs via some script (Note this will generate one email to the team per bug!)
- Use the "bug team" link like this (example with 5 subscribed bugs) https://bugs.launchpad.net/~testytesty

I also subscribed my test team to two of your bugs. You should hopefully *not* have received an email about that.

Best

Max
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