We keep track of, respond to, and close bug threads once their complete on a per-thread basis. This helps to keep things on topic, and easy for everyone to follow. If you post 10 bugs in a thread, the topic gets out of hand and it's difficult for anyone to determine which, if any, have been fixed.
Likewise, each module, plugin, gateway, and Blesta itself have different versions, and we can't assume all versions experience the same issues. This is part of the reason why it's pertinent to have as much information as possible as described in How to Report a Bug.
While you've mentioned that the bug applies to 'all modules', I've given an example of a case where it does not (at least, not for me). And as much as we would like to fix any and all bugs that are reported, we can't look into each bug without enough information to duplicate it. Since you experience the bug, you are in the best position to convey how, what, when, and where the bug occurs.