Seems that bztools does not differenciate the two ESR releases
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Description
In bug 1180419, Marco was notified with this information:
== Bugs Tracked for ESR31 ==
* https://bugzil.la/1180419 - - (assigned to Marco Bonardo [::mak])
However, the bug was only affecting ESR38 and never ESR31. I guess this tool does not handle correctly the period when we have two ESR releases running in parallel.
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Research direction
Start by reproducing the ESR31/ESR38 case described in issue 12 using Bugzilla bug 1180419, then trace the entry point that generates the tracked-bugs report. Check how concurrent ESR releases are distinguished and add coverage for this two-release scenario. Done means the bug appears only under the affected ESR release, not ESR31.
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