From http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/ebuild-submit.xml Leave the Assigned To field blank, but if you'd like to track the status of your ebuild, enter your email in the CC field. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: Expected Results: As the reporter of the bug the person contributing the ebuild will automatically receive progress email any way.
Well, it depends on bugzilla setting, so I replaced it with some prose on it. The paragraph might be a bit clumsy, but so was the original :-) (Argh, this bugzilla's interface is really counter-intuitive, sorry for the spam :-\
(In reply to comment #1) > Well, it depends on bugzilla setting, so I replaced it with some prose on it. > The paragraph might be a bit clumsy, but so was the original :-) > > (Argh, this bugzilla's interface is really counter-intuitive, sorry for the spam :-\ Considering that we are talking about user oriented documentation here those who change the email settings should already know what they are doing. +Leave the <c>Assigned To</c> field blank. If you haven't changed +Bugzilla's mail settings, you, as a reporter, will automatically +receive email on bug updates. I think this is ok. If you want to improve it, maybe use something like this: As the reporter of the bug you will automatically receive email about any activity conserning the bug. You can change this behaviour in the email preferences of Bugzilla.
