Unfortunately, I have no idea what are you changes about, since I am getting "You are not authorized to access bug #1207113." in the Bugzilla. I think there is no reason to refer the ticket which nobody can read.
It was a regression in one of the backported CVE fixes for SLE-15-SP2/SP3, As in tumbleweed we just took the new latest version it wasn't affected by the regression.
SUSE has bots that check new submissions to ensure that when updates are submitted into SLE no changes are lost.
When I recently submitted the tumbleweed version of erlang for SLE-15-SP6 / Leap 15.6 this bug was identified as possibly missing a fix. Adding the bugzilla reference in the changelog like this means that next time we submit from tumbleweed into SLE or ALP the bots won't flag the issue.
Hi, Simon!
Unfortunately, I have no idea what are you changes about, since I am getting "You are not authorized to access bug #1207113." in the Bugzilla. I think there is no reason to refer the ticket which nobody can read.
It was a regression in one of the backported CVE fixes for SLE-15-SP2/SP3, As in tumbleweed we just took the new latest version it wasn't affected by the regression.
SUSE has bots that check new submissions to ensure that when updates are submitted into SLE no changes are lost.
When I recently submitted the tumbleweed version of erlang for SLE-15-SP6 / Leap 15.6 this bug was identified as possibly missing a fix. Adding the bugzilla reference in the changelog like this means that next time we submit from tumbleweed into SLE or ALP the bots won't flag the issue.