Multi-project version of the inbuilt commit_ticket_updater tool

Description

This plugin allows you to add comments to tickets in an environment with multiple Trac projects sharing one 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:

[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 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