Changes between Version 42 and Version 43 of CodeTagsPlugin
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- Mar 25, 2015, 4:23:35 PM (9 years ago)
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CodeTagsPlugin
v42 v43 1 = A plugin for displaying code tags (`XXX`, `FIXME`, `TODO`, etc.) =1 = A plugin for displaying code tags (`XXX`, `FIXME`, `TODO`, etc.) 2 2 3 3 Demo [http://developer.wz2100.net/codetags here], [http://git.mortis.eu/codetags.git git repository]. 4 Since I cannot find any documentation directly I just wanted to tell you people that you need a subdirectory named cache thats writeable by your trac to make this work. Oh and dont wonder that it takes so much time the first time used ;). Also don't forget to grant the CODETAGS_VIEWpermission.4 Since I cannot find any documentation directly I want to point out that you need a subdirectory named cache thats writeable by your Trac to make this work. This takes some time in the first time used. Also don't forget to grant the `CODETAGS_VIEW` permission. 5 5 6 To enable in the trac.ini:6 To enable in the `trac.ini` file: 7 7 {{{ 8 8 #!ini … … 11 11 }}} 12 12 13 Additional configuration options in trac.ini:13 Additional configuration options can be added to the `trac.ini` file: 14 14 {{{ 15 15 #!ini … … 20 20 }}} 21 21 22 {{{scan_files}}} allows you to define specific file types to scan (default: *) [[br]] 23 {{{scan_folders}}}specifies which directories within the repository to scan (default: *) [[br]]24 {{{exclude_folders}}}specifies directories that are subdirectories of {{{scan_folders}}} but don't need to be scanned [[br]]25 {{{exclude_files}}}specifies files that shouldn't be scanned even though they're included by scan_files [[br]]26 {{{tags}}}allows you to specify what tags to locate, though only the defaults are colored at all. (default: XXX, TODO, FIXME) [[br]]22 {{{scan_files}}} :: allows you to define specific file types to scan (default: *) 23 {{{scan_folders}}} :: specifies which directories within the repository to scan (default: *) [[br]] 24 {{{exclude_folders}}} :: specifies directories that are subdirectories of {{{scan_folders}}} but don't need to be scanned [[br]] 25 {{{exclude_files}}} :: specifies files that shouldn't be scanned even though they're included by scan_files [[br]] 26 {{{tags}}} :: allows you to specify what tags to locate, though only the defaults are colored at all. (default: XXX, TODO, FIXME) [[br]] 27 27 28 28 By default, this plugin doesn't ignore binary files. If you use svn/trac in a web-dev environment, this is a pain, since the tagger finds tags in files such as `.gif`. … … 30 30 This, however, shouldn't be a serious problem because CodeTagsPlugin plugin searches for word boundaries (regex '\b') at the edges of words. 31 31 32 = Last Release Version = 33 The last CodeTagsPlugin release is [http://git.mortis.eu/git/codetags.git/snapshot/0.3.tar.gz codetags-0.3.tar.gz]. 32 == Download / Source 34 33 35 = Bugs = 34 The latest CodeTagsPlugin release is [http://git.mortis.eu/git/codetags.git/snapshot/0.3.tar.gz codetags-0.3.tar.gz]. 35 36 == Bugs / Known issues 37 36 38 * When moving/deleting files with TODO tags in them, they will not disappear from the list 37 39 * I've tested this and it works fine for me - rjollos 2009-08-03. … … 47 49 * Fixed by patch [attachment:basic_multirepo_support.patch] 48 50 51 == Feature Requests 49 52 50 = Feature Request =51 53 Since the tracker has no !CodeTags component I will put that here: 52 54 * feature "upgrade CodeTag to issue". Click on one of the CodeTags to be brought to a "New Ticket" page, with fields already completed (will require some parsing). Bonus points if the CodeTag (and surrounding comments, which might be numerous) can optionally be removed from the SVN and a commit log entry automatically generated.