﻿ticket,summary,type,release,owner,status,created,modified,_description,_reporter
4653,Merging has poorly chosen default behavior,enhancement,0.11,,new,2009-02-18T14:46:39+01:00,2020-05-01T06:51:13+02:00,"Assume there is a trac page with sections A and B.  User one begins to edit section A.  While this occurs, user two edits section B and saves changes.  When user one goes to save changes to section A, user one's merge prompt will remove user two's changes *by default*.

I think the default behavior on wikimedia is ideal - namely that edits in different sections are seamlessly committed.  Even if this behavior is not possible, the organization of different sections implies that the edits are over different areas, so taking both user's edits by default would seem more sensible.

(I'm on trac release 0.11.3 on ubuntu 8.04, setup was using easy_install for Trac)",fishburn@…
4970,Jump to edited section after edit,enhancement,0.11,,new,2009-04-23T10:13:51+02:00,2020-05-01T06:51:13+02:00,"When I edit a section of a large Article, it would be nice to see the browser jump to that section's heading after I hit the ''Save'' button. If for any reason this behavior was not wanted, it could maybe be toggled by a checkbox near that button.

I'm using SectionEditPlugin 0.1 on Trac 0.11.4, Ubuntu Hardy 8.4.2 Server, Opera 9.64 Browser.",kontakt@…
9733,"When preview_whole_page is true, auto-refresh of side-by-side edit mode results in preview of the section only",defect,0.12,,new,2012-01-27T07:21:08+01:00,2017-03-25T10:46:05+01:00,"Example:

Initially:
[[Image(Intially.png)]]

After an auto-refresh:
[[Image(AfterAutoRefresh.png)]]

Using `Preview Page` button does result in the expected behavior.",Ryan J Ollos
9891,Fails on pages where title markup is present but are not titles,defect,0.12,,new,2012-03-09T22:49:54+01:00,2017-03-25T10:46:05+01:00,"Consider the following markup:

{{{
= The Sandbox =

== Section 1 ==

{{{#!td
Table cell for title examples:
=== Title example ===
  {{{
  (line above prevents from messing up the markup; please ignore)
}}}

== Section 2 ==

Content for section 2.
}}}

It is rendered as this:

[[Image(example.png)]]

Titles (sections) are numbered as follows:
 * The Sandbox: `section=1`
 * Section 1: `section=2`
 * Section 2: `section=3`

However, the plugin is confused by the markup `=== Title example ===` included in the middle of the `#!td` element, and edition is done on ''Title example'' when ''Section 2'' is edited.

This behavior is easily reproducible by trying to edit a section on the WikiFormatting page of Trac version >=0.12 (where such title markup syntax examples are included).",alex
11610,WikiExtrasPlugin breaks SectionEditPlugin when boxes contain headings,defect,1.0,,new,2014-03-06T18:42:23+01:00,2017-03-25T10:46:05+01:00,"Example wiki page that demonstrates behavior:

{{{
{{{#!newsbox 

= A heading =

bla bla bla

}}}
  
= Another Heading =

bla bla bla

== Subheading ==

bla bla bla
}}}

This produces the wiki page:

[[Image(wiki.png)]]

Clicking on the `[Edit]` region next to the `Another Heading` (the first section in the main page) incorrectly opens the section in the newsbox instead as shown below.

[[Image(edit.png)]]

Also, there is no `[Edit]` region provided beside the `A heading` field in the newsbox.",lyon.jeffrey@…
13128,Plugin is not compatible with Trac 1.2,defect,,,new,2017-03-26T04:41:43+02:00,2018-09-10T18:16:48+02:00,"Reported several places:
* #13023
* gmessage:trac-users:CeulDlFVzhM/KDkx_ha0AQAJ
* gmessage:trac-users:4tVRBotYrZs/e8s4wMzRCwAJ",Ryan J Ollos
