bts-srcpkg - query bugs.debian.org for bugs in a source package

sourcepackagename
           Name  of  the source package to query bugs for.  By default, the name is taken from debian/control in
           the current directory.

       Copyright 2011, 2016, 2021, 2022, gregor herrmann <gregoa@debian.org>

       This program is free software. You may distribute it under the same terms as Perl.

pkg-perl-tools 0.82                                2025-02-28                                      bts-srcpkg(1)

bts-srcpkg queries the Debian BTS for bugs in a sourcepackage.

       The sourcepackagename can be passed as a command line parameter.  By default, it is read from
       debian/control in the current directory.

       If you are in a Debian source directory, you can just type bts-srcpkg to get a list of the open bugs of
       the package you are working on.

       bts-srcpkg - query bugs.debian.org for bugs in a source package

-a Show all bugs of a source package.
           Also show done or archived bugs.  By default, only open bugs are shown.

       -f Show all fields of a bug.
           Also show less relevant fields.  By default, only bug_num, originator, subject, severity,  forwarded,
           and tags are shown.

       -c Disable colored output.
           Don't colorize output.  By default, output uses colors, unless STDOUT is not a tty or the environment
           variables CLICOLOR or NO_COLOR are set to false or true, respectively.

       -t Disable title.
           Don't output the title with the packagename.  Might be convenient when called from another script.

       -h  Show this help.

       -m  Show full manpage.

bts(1)
       https://www.debian.org/Bugs/
       https://wiki.debian.org/DebbugsSoapInterface

bts-srcpkg[-a][-f][-h][-m][-c][-t][sourcepackagename]