refactor count_bugs to use libmozdata (#3676) #3704
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Closes #3676
Refactored the
count_bugs
function in bugbug/bugzilla.py to utilize theBugzilla
class fromlibmozdata.bugzilla
instead of making a direct request.The previous approach involved sending a direct GET request to Bugzilla's REST API. This approach might not be sustainable and consistent in the long run, especially if there are updates or changes to the API.
By using the
libmozdata.bugzilla
library, we aim for a more maintainable and robust method of counting bugs. It also keeps our codebase consistent with other parts where theBugzilla
class is used.