Doesn't consider query arguments

[Ryan J Ollos]

Reported by Dan Harlacher over email:

Here is what I am trying, based on the example on the Trac Hacks page.

[[TicketStats(title=Bug Trend for Last 60 Days, daterange=2m, res_days=7, query=type='Bug')]]

It creates the chart, uses my title and counts the total number of tickets, not those who’s type=Bug.

I’ve tried a couple different syntaxes but none appear to change it.

[[TicketStats(title=Bug Trend for Last 60 Days, daterange=2m, res_days=7, query:?type=Bug)]]

or

[[TicketStats(title=Bug Trend for Last 60 Days, daterange=2m, res_days=7, query:type=Bug)]]-

[Dan Harlacher]

Hey Ryan, thanks for taking a look at this.

[Dan Harlacher]

I think this was my mistake. I removed some spaces that where needed, between query and = and type. When I changed it to look like this it started working correctly.

[[TicketStats(title = Bug Trend for Last 90 Days, daterange = 3m, res_days = 7, query = type="Bug")]]

[Ryan J Ollos]

That problem sounds vaguely familiar. In any event, the plugin certainly shouldn't be so sensitive to whitespace in the keyword arguments.

[Ryan J Ollos]

Just wanted to confirm that your issue is resolved and we can just leave this ticket open for dealing with the whitespace sensitivity in the macro arguments.

[anonymous]

It is. I do have another bug, but I'll write a separate ticket for it.

[Dan Harlacher]

Sorry I haven't commented on this in awhile. Queries are working correctly for me know. Here is an example of one that I use that does work correctly. I think it was just a syntax error on my part. When I tweaked the query to match the format I was using for ticketcharts it worked better.

[[TicketStats(title = Bug Trend for Last 30 Days Filtering Pending Build and Test, daterange = 30d, res_days = 1, query = type='Bug'&milestone='8.0 Milestone 8'&bugstatus=!'Pending Test'|!'Pending Build')]]

[Ryan J Ollos]

Refocusing.