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Bug 179115 - changes to Cc: list should not update bug's last changed date#1095

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Bug 179115 - changes to Cc: list should not update bug's last changed date#1095
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@kyoshino kyoshino commented Feb 7, 2019

Stop updating the last modified date = delta_ts field when only CC is changed. This makes triagers’ life much easier and helps people focus on real contributions.

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Bug 179115 - changes to Cc: list should not update bug’s last changed date

@kyoshino kyoshino added the small Small changes that can be quickly merged label Feb 7, 2019
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@kyoshino kyoshino requested a review from dylanwh February 7, 2019 16:21
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We can't do this. We could have a new field that is "last major change", but too many things need the last modified field to reflect the last bug metadata change.

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Do we have any side effect? As far as I can tell from my local test, the change is logged and email notifications are sent afterwards as usual.

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dylanwh commented Mar 29, 2019

Things like kyle's ETL and external systems could rely on this. We must add a "user-visible" change field or something.

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