ProgressMeter macro

Description

This macro plugin was created because of ​this task for GHOP/Python Software Foundation.

It contains a macro to display progress meter similar to the meters visible in the Roadmap within a wiki page. The ProgressMeter macro works with the same arguments as TicketQuery macro -- except 'status' argument logically (which is handled differently, see usage). It can be used for example for building complete report of the progress on tickets owned by a particular person. Actually the macro just counts the tickets matching given criteria and shows the meter (closed-to-active-tickets ratio).

A longer description is available at the mentioned web page of GHOP task.

Download

Download the zipped source from [download:progressmetermacro here]. (Please note that attachments are obsolete and so they don't provide full functionality.)

Source

You can check out ProgressMeterMacro from ​here using Subversion, or browse the source​ with Trac.

Usage examples

Displays progress meter on tickets owned by 'qwp0' within milestone '0.1a':

[[ProgressMeter(owner=qwp0, milestone=0.1a)]]

Progress meter on tickets associated with component 'wiki':

[[ProgressMeter(component=wiki)]]

Using the status arg you can define statuses which will be considered as closed, separated by '|'. The 'closed' status is not default -- you have to specify it explicitly if you want it to be inclosed with the other statuses. Also, at the moment you can't use this arg as the only one.

[[ProgressMeter(status=closed|ready for QA, owner=$USER)]]

Bugs/Feature Requests

Existing bugs and feature requests for ProgressMeterMacro are here. If you have any issues, create a new ticket.

Recent Changes

14871 by rjollos on 2015-08-11 19:53:08

Don't enforce Python version in setup.py, it is problematic.

11720 by qwp0 on 2012-07-09 23:24:20

ProgressMeterMacro: Version bump.

11719 by qwp0 on 2012-07-09 23:24:15

ProgressMeterMacro: Major code revision and unification across the supported Trac versions.

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Author/Contributors

Author: qwp0
Thanks to: ​Doug Hellmann, ​Odd Simon Simonsen, Russell Sim