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You're no fun.

Turing this into a celebration bug... I filed bug 100006 for th actual bug instead.

bugzilla.mozilla.org reached bug number 100 000! Congratulation to the BugZilla development team and those who administer bugzilla.mozilla.org. This bug (and the installation behind it) is proof that BugZilla scales very well to huge projects. From my own experience, the speed is still good. During usage, BugZilla evolved to a very comfortable web platform for filing/tracking bugs, one that has only very few competition (of which I know). Examples are the emailing and dependency systems. In fact, BugZilla is probably the most important communication medium used in the Mozilla project (apart from the source code itself :-) ). All the people making it work deserve a big "Thanks". Maybe you want to attach / refer to some anecdotes around BugZilla or the "life" in bugzilla.mozilla.org.

Lurkers: Just for those lurkers of you who might think "Oh, Mozilla had so many bugs": BugZilla is used to track work on Mozilla. Every bit of work has to have a bug here. This includes new features and bugs found by developers/testers during development (bugs that never reached users). So, the number of filed closed bugs cannot be used as criteria of the quality of Mozilla.

In addition to those feature bugs, and invalid bugs, and bugs used for tracking purposes, we get a *lot* of duplicate bug reports. Such as this one, for example. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 9940 ***

That didn't take very long from my comment earlier today... You also gotta remember dupes, invalids, worksforme... all of which never get dropped from the actual Bugzilla database. So, no celebrations at MozillaQuest, please! all your bugs are belong to us. Move Zilla, for great browser.

For the record, the earliest bug number in the database is bug # 35. At this time, bug #100035 does not exist. Not that it matters...

> *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 9940 *** This *is* the celebration. > we get a *lot* of duplicate bug reports. And a lot of discussion. Reopening ;-P.

YOU GOTTA FIGHT FOR YOUR RIGHT TO DEEEEEEEEEEBUG

for he's a jolly good fellow, for he's a ...well, might be a female. Asa can probably go check!

so anybody want to take this? ;-p

If it wasn't for Bugzilla, I'd still be a socially inept geeky programmer with no hope of ever getting laid. But now, I'm the coolest of the cool and have woman throwing themselves all over me.

Even Slashdot has a story on it ! http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=01/09/17/1231204&mode=thread Congratulations everybody :-)

Let's party like it's bug 100,000!!!!!!

And a few of the slashdot posters are being almost reasonable, too. Truely, the 100,000th bug marks an entirely new age of mankind.

Actually looking at the comments in Bug 9940, Bugzilla has a bug it doesn't handle well numbers with space (e.g. 100 000, instead of 100000) :)

That's a bug in the way the number's typed, not in the way bugzilla links it ;)

So who won the 100,000 bug sweepstakes? I know it wasn't me because I predicted the 100,000th bug would be filed about a week ago.

Please define "100,000 bug sweepstakes"? If you mean who filed it, it's me...:)

There was a sweepstakes? They didn't mention that at mozilla.party this year... ;)

so does this mean more doughnuts and really cheap champagne?

The date of filing of Bug 100000 was: 2001-09-16 23:24 And the winner is... Niko Pavlicek! 2001-09-20 11:11:11 <niko_pavlicek@web.de> Niko Pavlicek Error: 3 days, 11 hours and 47 mins Runners up: 2001-09-20 13:15:37 <andersma@luther.edu> Mark Anderson Error: 3 days, 13 hours and 51 mins 2001-09-21 10:10:10 <jonasj@jonasj.dk> Jonas Jorgensen Error: 4 days, 10 hours and 46 mins Honourable mentions: 2001-09-10 13:37:42 <alexbishopuk@yahoo.com> 2001-09-23 13:07:20 <jesusx@who.net> 2001-09-23 17:08:31 <pgp1@cornell.edu> 2001-09-24 10:10:10 <psolanki@netscape.net> 2001-09-24 20:15:30 <greg@tcp.com> Gerv

My name is Jonas Jørgensen with the danish letter ø (&oslash;), not Jonas Jorgensen. Not that I expect anyone to care...

Woohoo! I came fourth! For anyone who doesn't know, the 100,000 bug sweepstake was a fun little contest organised by Gerv in netscape.public.mozilla.general to guess the exact date and time that the 100,000th bug would be filed in Mozilla. You can read the original newsgroup posting announcing the contest here: http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&selm=3B79E8B7.ECBA88DD%40mozilla.org

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Dude, you *REALLY* need to lay off whatever you've been smoking.. or pass it my way.. :)

What music is that set to? Or is that just a freelance rap?

I remember that song. it came out in the 80's. hrm. can't remember the name of it though. oh well, who cares? he's still smoking too much crack :P

Guys, it's Lionel Ritchie, and I believe it came out in the early '80s like 83-84.

that'd explain why I don't recognize it. I was born in '81 :P

Heh, I was born in '80 :-)

WONTFIX. The Bugzilla team is too busy working on quality software that we have no time for celebration.

That is a most illogical comment. Once we reach 1.0 we will have quality software and the Bugzilla team will not need to work so hard. We most certainly can have a most righteous bash. REOPENING because the resolution wontfix is incorrect in the extreme. I'll have to work on a JS-based patch which includes strobe lights and some heavy bass.

Bugzilla progress has nothing to do with Mozilla progress, nor any "1.0" milestone.

Oh, sorry. Wrong bug entirely. Apologies for the spam, and resetting WONTFIX.

In all fairness, I think this should be marked Fixed as not to hurt Henrik's Fixed/Notfixed ratio. :-)

clearing target milestone on resolved non-FIXED bugs so they'll get re-triaged if they get reopened.

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*** Bug 244990 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

Late Congratulations from my side. It was a very funny adventure to browse through the old issue tracker entries and find this one :-)