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Created Mar 30, 2021 by Kevin Morris@kevrOwner

How to deal with tags?

Flyspray task subjects may contain a tag, which normally denote a package that the task is referencing, e.g. FS#1234 [git] CRAZY GIT BUG, OMG!, which denotes [git].

What should we do with these tags?

Edited Mar 30, 2021 by Kevin Morris
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