Once bmo updates to 2.16, it will be able to use dependancy graphs with a local dot installation. Currently this doesn't work on bmo - it just hangs. This will also involve changing the param for this option.

*** Bug 141230 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

myk - any chance of this happening sometime soon?

More info please... links to installation docs, etc.

myk: http://www.graphviz.org/ has source. Compile, install, and set teh grpah param to the path to 'dot'

Yikes, at a glance it looks like there are lots of dependencies. I hope that's not true, particularly for our uses.

There are binaries too, and all we're interested in is dot; you can ignore the tcl stuff.

*** Bug 158490 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

Reassigning to John... another one for your list.

future, for lack of a current milestone.

punting to myk now that antitux is gone.

-> me

This was done a while back.

*** Bug 164085 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

What was done a while back, exactly? And how can 164085 be a dupe, when this is fixed but that isn't?

Graphviz was installed locally on bugzilla.mozilla.org. Which in turn fixed the broken dependency graphs. Bug 164085 *is* fixed, unless you can find some steps to reproduce it, because I can't. (I could at the time when it was filed, and switching bmo over to use the local version of dot fixed it).

1. Open any bug page in bugzilla.mozilla.org. 2. Click "Show dependency graph". 3. Wait ages for the error page to appear. Is it that difficult? Please show us your steps that demonstrate it working.