bugzilla nick completion privacy extension
an idea by AndreasStieger
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Bugzilla supports automatic username completion.

This project is to extend this feature to allow restriction of the nick completion feature by user and on the data returned.

The following selectors need to be supported:

  • requesting user (bugzilla group, or rather LDAP attributes/groups)
  • scope of returned users (same)

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