apt-listbugs --help
Usage: apt-listbugs [options] <command> [arguments]
Options:
-h : Display this help and exit.
-s <severities> : Severities you want to see [critical,grave].
-T <tags> : Tags you want to see.
-S <stats> : Stats you want to see [outstanding,pending upload,resolved,done,open,].
-l : Show bugs already existed in your system.
-g : Show newer bugs than upgrade packages.
-D : Show downgraded packages, too.
-H <hostname> : Hostname of Debian Bug Tracking System [osdn.debian.or.jp].
-p <port> : Port number of the server [80]
-R : Use Release-Critical bug reports
-I : Use debbugs index.db
--indexdir : Directory where index.db located [/~taru/apt-listbugs/]
--pin-priority : Specifies Pin-Priority value [1000]
--title : Specifies the title of rss output.
-f : Retrieve bug reports from BTS forcibly.
-q : Don't display progress bar.
-c <dir> : Specify cache_dir [/home/Iron/.apt-listbugs/cache].
-t <minutes> : Specify cache expire timer in minutes[60].
-C <apt.conf> : Specify apt.conf.
-y : Assume that you select yes for all questions.
-n : Assume that you select no for all questions.
Commands:
apt : apt mode
list <pkg...> : list bug reports of the specified packages
rss <pkg...> : list bug reports of the specified packages in rss
See the manual page for the long options.
Haven't read the manual as I really don't need apt-listbugs for anything further than referance and pinning a pakage.I have only pinned one pakage in a year running sid.
I do understand your question and have been confused by apt-listbugs after pinning too....but,I just read carefully and went ahead,then ran dist-upgrade again.
