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<sowmya> |
I am trying to setup the trac, I am not able to files from the browser. |
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<sowmya> |
I get 404 error what should I do |
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<sowmya> |
? |
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<coderanger> |
Check the log |
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<coderanger> |
both the server and trac |
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<sowmya> |
coderanger: I solved that problem. Now I want to add users to trac. How Can I do that |
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<sowmya> |
? |
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<coderanger> |
check the FAQ |
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<coderanger> |
time for me to sleep :) |
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<sowmya> |
coderanger: B4 u go, I could not find the result. Can just point me to right direction ? |
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<iXce> |
hi =) |
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<pygi> |
hello iXce |
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<iXce> |
=) |
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<iXce> |
how are you? |
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<pygi> |
busy, what about you ? ^_^ |
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<iXce> |
same :p |
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<pygi> |
that's no good :P |
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<LoPMX> |
hi |
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<LoPMX> |
how can i set trac to run on trac.domain.com in lighttpd with fastcgi |
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<Ersan> |
easily... |
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<mitsuhiko> |
anyone knows when one of the genshi developers will be online? |
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<tuxipuxi_> |
coderanger, is it possible to change the IDs of priorities and severities back to their previous values? after deleting and re-adding them they have a higher ID causing the ticket list to have wrong colors |
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<elpargo> |
hi I'm trying to migrate http://trac-hacks.org/browser/httploginviaredirectpatch/0.9/standalone.diff to 0.10 but I notice the code around that part has changed a lot |
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<pzn> |
Hi, I'm using trac 0.10.2, I need to create a custom query, and it shows a field with float-number (ex: 25.78) but I need to show integer (25). any hint about que sqlite query syntax to do this? thanks! |
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<matt_good> |
pzn: you can't control that from the Custom Query page, but you can create a report |
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<matt_good> |
IIRC the SQL would be CAST column AS int |
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<elpargo_> |
hi I'm having troubles installing the xmlrpc module I did as told on their page and I'm still getting localhost.domain - - [06/Jan/2007 12:13:53] "GET /trac/xmlrpc HTTP/1.1" 404 - |
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<elpargo_> |
this is running with tracd behind apache |
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<elpargo_> |
ummm it seems to be related to the plugin not being loaded, I check on webadmin and it's not there (I put the plugin on the share dir) but that ones that are inside the tracenv ae being loaded correctly |
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<elpargo_> |
I just moved it over and it worked, so do I have to do something for trac to look for plugins on the share dir? |
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<matt_good> |
elpargo_: have you enabled it in trac.ini? |
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<matt_good> |
globally installed plugins are not enabled by default |
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<elpargo_> |
yes I did |
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<elpargo_> |
tracrpc.* = enabled |
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<elpargo_> |
could it be that my tracd is running of my home dir and it's trying to look at the system's usr/share/trac? |
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<pzn> |
matt_good, I was trying with a custom sql. "CAST" keyword did not work... select round(25.234,0) outputs 25.0 any other hint? |
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<pzn> |
sqlite> select cast (time/86400) as int from ticket where id < 3; |
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<pzn> |
SQL error: no such function: cast |
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<matt_good> |
select cast(x as int) |
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<matt_good> |
that will truncate though |
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<matt_good> |
so if you need rounding select cast(round(x) as int) |
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<pzn> |
matt_good, I think sqlite does not support this. I tried "select cast(123.45 as int);" and it returns: SQL error: no such function: cast |
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<matt_good> |
oh, earlier SQLite versions don't support it |
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<matt_good> |
it's at least version 3, maybe 3.2 you need |
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<matt_good> |
I don't know if there's something equivalent you can use in earlier versions |
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<iXce> |
mh, is there anything special to get trac behind a squid proxy? |
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<pzn> |
matt_good, ok, I'll try to upgrade this server. thanks! |
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<elpargo_> |
matt_good, could you take a quick look at this, I'm migrating the httploginviaredirectpatch and I believe the standalone.py file doesn't needs to be patch anymore |
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<elpargo_> |
in http://trac.edgewall.org/browser/tags/trac-0.9/trac/web/standalone.py they did this http://trac-hacks.org/browser/httploginviaredirectpatch/0.9/standalone.diff but if i'm right in http://trac.edgewall.org/browser/tags/trac-0.10.3/trac/web/standalone.py?rev=4507#L44 that is no longer necessary |
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<elpargo_> |
since the split is taking out the hardcoded comparison agains /login |
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<elpargo_> |
or am im missing something |
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<matt_good> |
elpargo_: yes, I believe that should match URLs starting with /login, not just exactly "/login" |
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<elpargo_> |
ok so the problem is not there, but for some reason the code is never reaching the other part of the patch |
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<elpargo_> |
it's never reaching line 86 http://trac-hacks.org/browser/httploginviaredirectpatch/0.9/auth.diff I know that because I have modded it to throw a stacktrace |
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<elpargo_> |
so i'ts never calling _redirect I believe this may be something that changed with the path_info variable |
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<mshade^2> |
matt_good: I caught your NovaLUG presentation today. Looked good. |
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<matt_good> |
mshade^2: thanks |
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<mshade^2> |
can I pm? |
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<matt_good> |
yeah |
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<LionsMane> |
How many of you folks are good with svn as well? |
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<misc> |
depend |
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<LionsMane> |
I am looking at trac and seeing how to enforce fields validation. |
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<LionsMane> |
And I might be looking to add more "states" for our bugs. |
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<LionsMane> |
That more than the default states that trac provides. |
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<coderanger> |
That is currently not doable |
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<coderanger> |
It is in progress in the workflow branch, but I don't think it is uable at the moment |
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<LionsMane> |
Which one? |
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<asmodai> |
coderanger: morning dude ;) |
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<coderanger> |
LionsMane: New states |
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<coderanger> |
LionsMane: Field validation is easy :) |
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<coderanger> |
asmodai: g'morning :) |
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<LionsMane> |
OK, I might hard code the new states in the current code, if I can. |
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<LionsMane> |
But the field validation. that is the one I haven't seen documentation on. |
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<coderanger> |
not easily |
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<LionsMane> |
Where do I find that? |
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<coderanger> |
LionsMane: Take a look at the ITicketManipulator extension point |
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<LionsMane> |
Do I have a to write an extension, then? |
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<coderanger> |
Yes |
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<LionsMane> |
Ahhh, I see. |
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<LionsMane> |
OK |
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<LionsMane> |
~frets~ |
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<LionsMane> |
OK, well, I take a look at that. I feel like crud so I am going to home bound all weekend. That should be enough time to get an idea of what I am looking at. |
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<thm> |
anyone familiar with the spamfilter plugin? it tries to import trac.wiki.formatter.wiki_to_html, but fails |
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<LionsMane> |
coderanger: How seriously should I consider upgrading to the .10.3 code base? I am running .9.x of some sort. |
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<alect> |
hello |
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<bitsweat> |
experimenting with a synthetic, weighted ranking of ticket activity - http://dev.rubyonrails.org/report/36 |
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<bitsweat> |
report 35 for the unweighted counts. feedback welcome! |
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<bitsweat> |
thinking of how to easily normalize all the various author names.. |
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<alect> |
that's pretty cool |
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<tmorton> |
Anyone mind taking a look at http://tmorton.dyndns.org/trac for any hints about why I'm getting that? |
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<tmorton> |
The output in the apache error_log is this: http://rafb.net/p/h3MdfA53.html |
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<tmorton> |
tracd works fine |
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<alect> |
yes. /usr/share/trac is not a trac environment |
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<alect> |
create a trac env with trac-admin |
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<alect> |
and fix your web server configuration so that trac fcgi points to it |
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<tmorton> |
great, thanks alect! |
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<pygi> |
hey alect |
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<alect> |
hey pygi |
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<jordanross> |
hi |
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<jordanross> |
i need some help |
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<pygi> |
shoot |
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<jordanross> |
i try to connect to irc.efnet |
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<jordanross> |
.net |
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<jordanross> |
but i get an error |
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<pygi> |
what does that have to do with trac?:P |
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<jordanross> |
hmm nothing sorry |
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<arooni> |
hey folks |
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<arooni> |
where is the best place to put my specs in trac? attached to a ticket, in wiki... somewhere else? |
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<Ersan> |
specs? |
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<pygi> |
arooni, wiki I guess |
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<pygi> |
Ersan, specifications one wants to implement in certain product |
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<Ersan> |
we use tickets |
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<arooni> |
Ersan: tickets? |
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<arooni> |
Ersan: but if you put it there... it seems like the spec would be larger than a specific ticket |
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<arooni> |
depending on how you do it |
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<arooni> |
my specs would be at least |
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<pygi> |
arooni, I do it in wiki, for example see: |
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<pygi> |
http://libburnia.pykix.org/wiki/GnomebakerNg |
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<pygi> |
hey coderanger :) |
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<arooni> |
591 committs. nice ;p |
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<pygi> |
what's wrong with commits? :P |
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<arooni> |
nothign at all... just you're a lot along on your project than i am with mine |
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<arooni> |
i'm on commit # 4 |
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<pygi> |
hehe :) |
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<arooni> |
pygi: looks like you keep al your specs in an online format |
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<arooni> |
versus word |
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<pygi> |
arooni, what do you mean? |
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<arooni> |
pygi: my spec is in a separate word doc.... and im wondering if i can attach it toa wiki page |
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<pygi> |
arooni, I would just write everything in a page, rather then doc :p |
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<pygi> |
and yes, you can attach it |
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<pygi> |
link to your trac anyway? :) |
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<arooni> |
pygi: sorry i cant provide that, its for a client |
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<pygi> |
aha, oki :) |
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<pygi> |
arooni, I'd suggest writing all to wiki, but ofcourse you can attach always |
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<arooni> |
im a big fan of open source projects though ;p |
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<arooni> |
pygi: so can i upload the spec to the wiki somehow? |
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<arooni> |
and it will show as a link? |
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<pygi> |
arooni, yes |
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<pygi> |
there is "Attach file" at bottom of your wiki page :) |
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<arooni> |
pygi: does it do versioning of docs? |
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<arooni> |
heh |
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<pygi> |
arooni, I absolutely have no idea does it version docs, but it does wiki :) |
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<pygi> |
heh what? :) |
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<arooni> |
well cuz i should have looked before asking |
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<arooni> |
i'm beinga bit of a silly |
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<pygi> |
no worries :) |
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<LionsMane> |
Anyone have any opinions on v.9.x vs v.10.3? |
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<pygi> |
LionsMane, .10.3 :) |
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<pygi> |
don't use .1 and .2 tho :P |
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<LionsMane> |
pygi: why? |
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<LionsMane> |
I mean, why is .10 so much better than .9? |
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<pygi> |
LionsMane, because quite a lot of new useful features (to me at least) |
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<LionsMane> |
Like... |
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<pygi> |
it's not so much better :) |
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<pygi> |
it implements new features which are not so big, but then again a sum of them makes it very usable :) |
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<pygi> |
and most plugins are for .10 now anyway :) |
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<LionsMane> |
Ahhhh. That might be of use to me. |
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<Ersan> |
http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/ChangeLog |
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<LionsMane> |
I have recently was hired as the first QA Engineer (no QA Manager yet) and I have decided to take ownership of Trac. I want to see if I can make Trac work for us. |
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<pygi> |
LionsMane, whatever you need, ask. We are here to help :) |
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<LionsMane> |
I have used Bugzilla, but the wiki and tight svn integration is a big deal to me. |
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<pygi> |
And congrats for the job ;) |
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<LionsMane> |
Thanks. |
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<Ersan> |
imo trac is far easier to use than bugzilla |
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<Ersan> |
after you get past the initial setup :\ |
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<LionsMane> |
Ersan: That might be, but I need to be able to implement appropriate validations. |
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<Ersan> |
validations? |
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<pygi> |
LionsMane, tell me what validations you need :) |
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<LionsMane> |
I want synthetic Priority based on Severity and Impact. |
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<LionsMane> |
That is the big one. |
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<pygi> |
explain |
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<Ersan> |
^ |
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<LionsMane> |
If a defect is a S1 and a I1, then it is a P1 |
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<pygi> |
I'm afraid you'll need a custom plugin for that:) |
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<LionsMane> |
Well, I am going to need a plug in for validation, too. |
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<pygi> |
LionsMane, you mean for people logging in? :) |
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<LionsMane> |
Data validation of the bug. |
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<Ersan> |
you mean confirming that it exists? |
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<Ersan> |
I really don't understand the technospeak :\ |
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<Ersan> |
S1, I1, P1? |
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<LionsMane> |
Data validation of the independant fields so that it makes a valid record. That is, you can't assign a major type of Installation and minor type of network. |
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<LionsMane> |
That just doesn't make sense. |
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<LionsMane> |
Ersan: Severity 1, Impact 1, and Priority 1 |
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<pygi> |
LionsMane, you'll need to do some coding (or pay someone) to make things like you need happen :) |
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<LionsMane> |
Yuppers. |
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<LionsMane> |
I know. |
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<LionsMane> |
Time to learn python. |
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<LionsMane> |
So, the other thing that was an issue was searching the comments field. |
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<LionsMane> |
I haven't looked into that, but someone mentioned that the "basic search" only looks at basic text fields, but not the comments field. |
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<Ersan> |
in tickets? |
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<Ersan> |
that's pretty simple to change |
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<LionsMane> |
What is the change? |
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<Ersan> |
it appears to search comments as-is |
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<Ersan> |
just doesn't hilight the comment |
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<LionsMane> |
hmmm |
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<LionsMane> |
Maybe that is a change with .10 |
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<LionsMane> |
I am using .9 |
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<LionsMane> |
I need to find out what the upgrade process is from .9 to .10 |
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<pygi> |
LionsMane, simple :) |
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<bitsweat> |
more democratic activity weighting: http://dev.rubyonrails.org/report/36 |
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<bitsweat> |
any trac plugins to notify an irc channel on ticket changes? |
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<LionsMane> |
pygi: there are no schema changes? |
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<LionsMane> |
Or the code handles that? |
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<pygi> |
http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracUpgrade |
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<pygi> |
LionsMane, look here :) |
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<Ersan> |
lol |
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<Ersan> |
that's an environment upgrade |
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<Ersan> |
not trac itself |
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<pygi> |
oh right :) |
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<Ersan> |
o nvm |
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<LionsMane> |
I can take a look at that. |
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<Ersan> |
i guess that kind of goes over upgrading trac |
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<Ersan> |
'delete the old one and install the new one' |
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<pygi> |
:) |
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<bitsweat> |
ah, can use a bot that does RSS notifies on the timeline feed. nifty. |
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<LionsMane> |
Ersan: is there something that addresses an existing data set? |
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<pygi> |
bitsweat, or xml-rpc :) |
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<Ersan> |
upgrading the environment should update the database |
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<Ersan> |
back it up first though obviously |
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<LionsMane> |
Of course I am going to back it all up. |
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<bitsweat> |
can I provide a default value for a dynamic variable on a report? |
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<bitsweat> |
e.g. I want $DATE to default to '2007-01-01' if not given |
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<bitsweat> |
I'd like trac to substitute it as an empty string so I could coalesce it away in sql |
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<tmorton> |
What's the current status of MySQL and Trac? Does it work well enough to be used in production? |
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<Ersan> |
works for me |
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<Ersan> |
some of the default report queries didn't work |
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<Ersan> |
other than that seems fine |
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<tmorton> |
thanks Ersan |
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<tmorton> |
Does SQLite work OK on a production trac? |
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<Ersan> |
it was made to work with sqlite |
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<Ersan> |
originally |
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<Ersan> |
so, yes. |
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<tmorton> |
right |
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<tmorton> |
but is the performance OK? |
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<tmorton> |
or should I just install PostgreSQL? |
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<Ersan> |
depends on how big the project is i guess |
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<bitsweat> |
using postgresql here; works great. used sqlite for ages until heavy traffic started killing it. |
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<tmorton> |
bitsweat, Is it too hard to switch between sqlite <-> postgresql? |
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<bitsweat> |
it was pretty easy, just dump the sql and reload |
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<tmorton> |
cool |
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<bitsweat> |
never fun doing that sort of thing though :) |
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<tmorton> |
heh |
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<coderanger> |
there is also a migration script |
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<pygi> |
in ... |
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<pygi> |
@hacks |
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<evil_twin> |
pygi: "hacks" is http://trac-hacks.org <-- Plugins, Macros, etc. |
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<Eridius> |
evil_twin knows where stuff is? |
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<evil_twin> |
Eridius: Error: "knows" is not a valid command. |
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<Eridius> |
@sexy lesbian pokemon porn |
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<evil_twin> |
Eridius: Error: "sexy" is not a valid command. |
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<Eridius> |
dam! |
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<Eridius> |
damn! |
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<Ersan> |
@poonanni |
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<evil_twin> |
Ersan: Error: "poonanni" is not a valid command. |
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<Ersan> |
=[ |
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<pygi> |
stop abusing things |
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<pygi> |
thank you |
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<Ersan> |
no u |
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<pacopablo> |
evening |
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<pacopablo> |
tmorton: there is also a script on trac-hacks.org that will migrate from sqlite 2 pg |
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<pacopablo> |
@faq sqlite2pg |
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<evil_twin> |
pacopablo: "sqlite2pg" is http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/SqliteToPgScript |
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<tmorton> |
cool, thanks pacopablo |
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