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On November 26, Yanick Champoux released RtSeverityOrdering, a GreaseMonkey script to sort module tickets in RT.cpan.org by severity. You can also use Terje Bless's custom web interface to RT.

Just came across this page when grepping through my weblogs. The web interface is mine not Terje Bless's. Well RT::Client::REST,CGI,XML::Writer + 35 lines of perl from schwern + 40 lines of perl and 80 lines of flex from me but I'm claiming it anyway ;)

In reply to Re: The Year in Perl, 2007 by El Linko
in thread The Year in Perl, 2007 by brian_d_foy

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