So, the version info is included in apport reports regardless.
Currently it's easy to find bugs provided you know the exact version of the ppa a bug was filed against, but you have to query all apport bugs (very slow) to discover which versions have bugs filed against them.
By using a general tag for all bugs filed against ppa versions of unity, it's easy to get specific versions, or a specific ppa, or a specific series, by filtering on the added information apport provides.
See <lp:~gz/+junk/unity-ppa-bugs> for an example script that lists current bugs, and could be used to update the current tags if required.
It would of course also be easy to mangle the version when used in a tag but given the small number of ppa filed bugs and that nearly all of them have a unique tag, I really don't think that's the neatest option.
So, the version info is included in apport reports regardless.
Currently it's easy to find bugs provided you know the exact version of the ppa a bug was filed against, but you have to query all apport bugs (very slow) to discover which versions have bugs filed against them.
By using a general tag for all bugs filed against ppa versions of unity, it's easy to get specific versions, or a specific ppa, or a specific series, by filtering on the added information apport provides.
See <lp:~gz/+junk/unity-ppa-bugs> for an example script that lists current bugs, and could be used to update the current tags if required.
It would of course also be easy to mangle the version when used in a tag but given the small number of ppa filed bugs and that nearly all of them have a unique tag, I really don't think that's the neatest option.