This directory contains some scripts that Jeremy Hylton wrote for
working with the SourceForge bug manager.  They do two things:

1.  Yank data from a JitterBug database and upload it to SourceForge.
    This isn't needed for Python anymore, but it may still be useful
    for someone.

2.  Pull data from the SourceForge bug manager and populate a local
    database with the information.  Data is extracted by scraping the
    SourceForge HTML responses for actual information.  The local
    database can be used to efficiently process ad hoc queries that
    would be difficult to perform using SourceForge directly, and
    would have been impossible at the time these scripts were first
    written.

The catch: these scripts were written before SourceForge merged their
bug and patch managers to create their general "tracker" facility, and
before their framework became as skinnable as it is today.  This code
will need some measure of revision before it can be used again, but
should serve as a nice start for creating an updated form of such
tools.