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[02:32:41.339378]<kirean>delaney: still around?
[02:32:55.277918]<kirean>delaney: are you running Trac 0.10?
[02:33:55.511657]<kirean>delaney: I'd recommend also taking a look at http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/MasterTicketsPlugin
[02:37:20.796322]<Delis>kirean: Hey, i don't know if you get last messgae yesterday, I made changes to cloneplugin, so it creates subtickets. it works just fine with masterticketplugin to completly automized process....
[02:41:56.040527]<kirean>Delis: gotta run for lunch.. bbl
[02:45:22.875511]<imoan>ls
[02:45:32.000180]<imoan>kirean: thanks
[03:18:12.519798]<imoan>if I want to allow embedded javascript in wiki pages what do I need to do?
[03:18:44.420074]<imoan>enable / install / read
[03:29:09.621299]<kirean>imoan: lookup render_unsafe_content
[03:33:38.520139]<imoan>thanks
[03:44:10.763851]<kirean>Delis: what did you say about a workloadchart?
[03:44:56.654020]<Delis>kirean: what do you mean ?
[03:45:32.438249]<kirean>Delis: yesterday
[03:46:18.490115]<kirean>Delis: http://pacopablo.com/irclogs/2010/04/08#06:52:21.619112
[03:46:57.586208]<Delis>kirean: I can show you the screen, searching where can I upload it....
[03:48:28.258592]<kirean>sweet
[03:49:19.007685]<Delis>http://img718.imageshack.us/img718/1995/masterticketsubtickets.jpg
[03:51:47.694242]<Delis>as I said yesterday. the table of subtickets separated by ticket type and workload chart. this is changed version in compartion to the original.
[03:52:06.590618]<Delis>kirean: as I said yesterday. the table of subtickets separated by ticket type and workload chart. this is changed version in compartion to the original.
[03:58:34.767268]<kirean>Delis: cool
[03:59:14.595511]<Delis>kirean: :)
[04:00:46.964176]<Delis>kirean: the color of workloadchart is turning to red if the summ of subtickets efforts is bigger than the effort of the master... :)
[04:13:37.346438]<kirean>Delis: what do you use to make the workloadchart?
[04:16:35.379935]<kirean>Delis: TicketChartsMacro?
[04:22:46.452405]<Delis>no, estimationplugin.
[04:22:59.663271]<Delis>kirean: no, estimationplugin. but i changed the code a bit
[04:31:26.556406]<kirean>Delis: no match on trac-hacks for estimationplugin.
[04:31:39.633981]<kirean>EstimationToolsPlugin?
[04:31:50.394218]<kirean>EstimatorPlugin?
[04:32:07.604289]<kirean>TimingAndEstimationPlugin?
[04:32:53.065305]<kirean>Delis: think I found it
[04:33:13.468840]<Delis>kirean: mom, i looking...
[04:33:41.556216]<kirean>Delis: EstimationToolsPlugin seems like it
[04:33:47.778851]<Delis>kirean: http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/EstimationToolsPlugin
[04:34:02.016659]<Delis>kirean:this one it is.
[04:50:23.487801]<thm>in a ticketquery, the 'created' and 'modified' fields read like this: '3 months' - how can I change the format of these? like 2010-04-09 ?
[04:54:47.097234]<kirean>Delis: excellent, I will definitly take a look at that. thanks!
[04:58:37.233237]<Delis>kirean: no problem, you are welcome....
[06:36:30.215040]*retracile whines something resentful about mornings.
[06:49:27.585383]<bootlaces>Hi All
[06:50:01.508704]<bootlaces>I'm a bit lost on something. If we trac 11r7 and we want to upgrade to 0.12, do I just do easy_install --upgrade Trac like it says on the 0.12/TracUpgrade page
[06:50:04.903517]<bootlaces>?
[07:11:22.891391]<doki_pen>bootlaces: did 0.12 get released yet?
[07:11:48.102264]<doki_pen>bootlaces: I was under the impression that it wasn't released. And when it is, it will be rc1
[07:13:55.378169]<doki_pen>bootlaces: also, genshi and babel will need to be release, right now trac depends on dev versions of both.
[07:14:06.261883]<talley>doki_pen: sorry I don't have time nowdays to fix my submitted bug the way you described
[07:14:55.831009]<talley>mainly because my work-around is considered fine for our workflow
[07:55:25.544655]<kalkin->hi
[07:55:29.763701]<kalkin->i'm trying to get trac with git working on ubuntu
[07:55:34.687239]<kalkin->i installed trac and trac-git
[07:55:47.490908]<kalkin->added the needed lines to my project config
[07:55:56.977264]<kalkin->but it still not working
[07:56:25.490512]<kalkin->I get:Unsupported version control system "git": Can't find an appropriate component, maybe the corresponding plugin was not enabled?
[07:59:44.865345]<kalkin->ahh got it
[07:59:54.292635]<kalkin->needed just to install python2.5
[08:42:41.403059]*retracile wishes for more hours in the day, yet again....
[08:54:02.471737]<kalkin->hi
[09:25:44.298870]<pacopablo>morning vatos
[09:25:54.191670]<retracile>pacopablo: aye, 'tis.
[09:26:03.958536]*pacopablo wishes it weren't
[09:26:11.462006]<retracile>ditto
[09:42:03.464504]<kalkin->hmm now i forgot what i wanted to know
[09:42:10.335723]<kalkin->why did i join here?
[09:42:25.955289]<kalkin->hmm, washn't important then
[10:33:43.358389]<Twinkletoes|W>Adding components using trac-admin, how can I use a 'space' as a literal character a string?
[10:34:53.560730]<retracile>Twinkletoes|W: by quoting it as you would for your shell.
[10:35:05.837873]<retracile>trac-admin ... component add "blah blah"
[10:35:47.809660]<Twinkletoes|W>retracile: I'll try again, but it still gave the second "blah" as the owner... let me try again...
[10:36:09.784407]<retracile>Hrm... that's odd. What version of Trac?
[10:36:36.627356]<Twinkletoes|W>retracile: I see, I think it requires an owner (mandatory) so it must have just stolen the last word in my string
[10:36:55.468806]<retracile>Hm. You may be able to specify "" as the owner.../
[10:37:18.598675]<retracile>still... it shouldn't be doing that...
[10:40:09.110137]<retracile>Twinkletoes|W: A quick test here on 0.11-stable appears to work correctly; it requires an argument for the owner, but "" for the owner works.
[10:40:39.415887]<Twinkletoes|W>retracile: The version is 0.10.4-2 (it's the latest available for Ubuntu 8.04 LTS), and I can confirm that if you don't specify an owner, trac-admin will steal the last word of the component add string, even if you put the string in ""
[10:41:04.004402]<Twinkletoes|W>retracile: As long as I put a dummy owner in, it's ok
[10:42:44.057736]<CMoH-notebook>hey. is there any way to integrate netbeans 6.8 with trac?
[10:42:52.450721]<CMoH-notebook>i see cubeon is quite old and unmaintained
[10:42:57.734463]<retracile>Twinkletoes|W: Yeah, we're not really supporting 0.10 at this point...
[10:43:26.207732]*retracile grumbles something derogatory about netbeans
[10:43:27.207923]<Twinkletoes|W>retracile: I figured and it's ok... 10.04 may solve all that, otherwise I'll just stick with source
[10:43:55.884653]<retracile>CMoH-notebook: (Nothing personal, I have to use it at work... blargh)
[10:44:39.509259]<CMoH-notebook>retracile, i gather the answer is no ?
[10:45:29.594471]<retracile>CMoH-notebook: The answer's actually "I don't know". Hadn't looked into it.
[10:45:54.361286]*retracile is apparently is a grouchy mood today :(
[10:47:32.602514]<CMoH-notebook>thanks, retracile - hoped i'd reach a definite answer from trac hardcore users
[11:00:15.866643]<hasienda>thm: still arround? just catched up with your question.
[11:03:06.163932]<hasienda>thm: found it annoying myself at some time, but didn't digg into it. I never came across an option, so no easy switch AFAIK.
[11:05:23.547135]<hasienda>thm: However, reading the source may lead you to an answer. Look at trac/util/datefmt.py and you'll find the source of these output in pretty_timedelta(). This might need to be replaced in (custom) templates.
[11:05:33.986372]<hasienda>@wiki customization
[11:05:38.066781]<evil_twin>http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/customization
[11:06:23.674856]<hasienda>@wiki TracInterfaceCustomization
[11:06:23.680084]<evil_twin>http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracInterfaceCustomization
[11:06:50.469518]<hasienda>thm: better :-), look there.
[13:02:22.670247]<thm>hasienda: thx, will have a look
[13:03:19.318352]<hasienda>thm: you're welcome.
[14:04:24.649090]<jafo>Is there an outsourced Trac provider we can just buy trac hosting, like github or cvsdude, but for trac?
[14:21:20.082759]<retracile>jafo: there are quite a few out there. I haven't used any, but osimons runs coderesort; it's probably worth evaluating.
[14:21:34.440437]<jafo>retracile: Thanks.
[15:49:10.424143]<macmaN>how come there arent any mime preview renderer plugins on th
[15:49:35.055611]<macmaN>for example i'd like to use MovieMacro as a mime preview handler
[15:50:04.578685]<macmaN>is there some obstacle that noone has implemented any of these handlers?
[16:01:52.199392]<macmaN>nevermind, grep -rn found some
[16:28:26.884525]<macmaN>i guess if they were tagged mime or preview or something they'd be simpler to find
[22:17:53.573107]<gasull>Hi. How do I add a image attachment in the wiki? http://img682.imageshack.us/img682/6469/screenshotpvpmockupedito.png Thanks.
[22:21:09.351932]<gasull>Is it possible? Is it disabled? I never used the trac wiki before.
[23:10:27.341269]<slam>gasull: "You now have to use the [[Image]] macro. The simplest way to include an image is to upload it as attachment to the current page, and put the filename in a macro call like [[Image(picture.gif)]]. "
[23:10:44.184815]<slam>In addition to the current page, it is possible to refer to other resources:
[23:10:45.657013]<slam> * [[Image(wiki:WikiFormatting:picture.gif)]] (referring to attachment on another page)
[23:10:47.179289]<slam> * [[Image(ticket:1:picture.gif)]] (file attached to a ticket)
[23:10:48.651436]<slam> * [[Image(htdocs:picture.gif)]] (referring to a file inside project htdocs)
[23:10:50.200224]<slam> * [[Image(source:/trunk/trac/htdocs/trac_logo_mini.png)]] (a file in repository)
[23:11:35.998277]<slam>this of course also works with external urls
[23:12:22.756915]<slam>in your case [[Image(http://img682.imageshack.us/img682/6469/screenshotpvpmockupedito.png)]]
[23:18:43.250735]<gasull>slam: If I want to add [[Image(mypicture.gif)]], how do I attach mypicture.gif in the first place?
[23:20:05.661931]<slam>click on "attach file" - instead "Edit Page"
[23:26:25.389968]<gasull>slam: Oh, I see. It was in front of me :-)
[23:26:30.252810]<gasull>slam: thanks :)