Multi-project version of the inbuilt commit_ticket_updater tool

Description

This plugin is useful if you have multiple Trac projects sharing a repository. By prepending the project name to the ticket number in the approved InterTrac fashion, you can add comments to tickets in specific projects only.

See also:

• InterTracCommitPatch provides similar functionality.
• CustomTicketPrefixPlugin for proper link decoration of prefixed ticket links.

Bugs/Feature Requests

Existing bugs and feature requests for MultiProjectCommitTicketUpdaterPlugin are here.

If you have any issues, create a new ticket.

defect	0 / 1
enhancement	1 / 1
task	1 / 1

Download

Download the zipped source from [download:multiprojectcommitticketupdaterplugin here].

Source

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

Installation

Install this plugin in the usual way:

$ sudo easy_install 0.12/

In the components section of your trac.ini file, add the following information:

[components]
multicommitupdater.* = enabled

Set the following options:

[multicommitupdater]
envelope = {}
commands.close = fix fixes fixed-forever
commands.refs = re see rel

Where:

• envelope (either blank or two characters) specifies a pair of characters which must enclose all commit messages, or none if left blank. Default: blank.
• commands.close is a space separated list of commands which can be used to close tickets. Default: close closed closes fix fixed fixes
• commands.refs is a space separated list of commands which can be used to reference tickets. Default: addresses re references refs see

Caveats

• You must set up a repository hook in order for this plugin to work, in the same way as for the inbuilt commit ticket updater tool. See ​trac:TracRepositoryAdmin#ExplicitSync for more details.

• The plugin must be enabled in every project which will be using it. The simplest way to do this is with a shared global configuration file (see ​trac:TracIni#GlobalConfiguration).

Example

Once you have set up the plugin, you can add comments to tickets using something like this:

svn commit -m "Re my-other-project:#12, #13, changed blah and foo to do this and that. Closes my-project:#10 and #12."

Recent Changes

15730 by rjollos on 2016-08-23 17:17:53

1.0.0dev: Simplify and fix several issue with ticket command matching

Refs #12852.

15728 by rjollos on 2016-08-22 23:19:27

0.12.2: Add license keyword to setup.py

Fixes #12514.

15727 by rjollos on 2016-08-22 23:18:24

1.0.0dev: Add license text

Refs #12514.

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Author/Contributors

Author: fleeblewidget
Maintainer: Ruth Trevor-Allen
Acknowledgements: based on commit_ticket_updater, copyright Edgewall Software