40 | | To the initially contributed keywords: |
41 | | * '''refs #t''': used when a changeset is tied to an open ticket `t` |
42 | | * '''closes #t''': used when a changeset implements a feature that is tied to |
43 | | an open ticket `t` |
44 | | * '''fixes #t''': used when a changeset fixes a bug that is described in a |
45 | | open ticket `t` |
46 | | we have added a bunch of new keywords: |
47 | | * '''creates''': used when a developer creates a new development branch or |
48 | | creates a ''tag'' branch. |
49 | | * '''terminates''': used when a developer deletes an existing branch |
50 | | * '''imports''': used when a developer imports files from an external source |
51 | | (a Clearcase server in our team) |
52 | | * '''delivers [x]:[y]''': used when a developer delivers a development branch |
53 | | to another branch - usually to the trunk. `[x]:[y]` represents the first |
54 | | (`x`) and last (`y`) changeset on the source branch that are actually |
55 | | delivered.[[BR]] |
56 | | If a single changeset is delivered, the log message can be simplified as |
57 | | '''delivers [x]''' |
58 | | * '''admins''' allows the repository administrator(s) to force any kind of |
59 | | operations which would normally be rejected by the hook scripts |
| 40 | === Initially contributed keywords === |
| 41 | '''refs #t''':: |
| 42 | used when a changeset is tied to an open ticket `t` |
61 | | The !LogEnhancer recognizes and uses the following keywords: |
62 | | * '''creates''': the !LogEnhancer uses this keyword to create a ''branch'' |
63 | | operation (from the source branch to the new branch). !LogEnhancer uses the |
64 | | repository path information to locate the source and the origin |
65 | | changeset.[[BR]] |
66 | | The operation is rendered as an arrow-headed spline that runs from |
67 | | the source changeset to the destination changeset.[[BR]] |
68 | | Moreover, the appearance of the destination changeset (''i.e.'' the first |
69 | | changeset of the newly created branch) is tweaked to signal that it is the |
70 | | initial branch changeset: stroke and fill color are swapped |
71 | | * '''delivers [x]:[y]''': the !LogEnhancer uses this keyword to create a |
72 | | ''merge'' operation. As the SVN repository is not able to track merge |
73 | | operations, the !LogEnhancer needs the `x` and `y` changeset numbers to |
74 | | retrieve the source of the merge operation (and the source branch)[[BR]] |
75 | | The operation is rendered as an arrow-headed spline that runs from the |
76 | | youngest changeset (`y`) of the source to the destination changeset.[[BR]] |
77 | | The original changesets are also outlined with a rounded rectangle that |
78 | | represents the span of the source changesets. |
79 | | * '''imports''': the !LogEnhancer uses this keyword to change the appearance |
80 | | of the changeset (two short lines are added to the changeset circle) |
81 | | * '''terminates''': the !LogEnhancer uses this keyword to change the |
82 | | appearance of the changeset: it is filled with a black background, and the |
83 | | text is rendered in white color. |
| 44 | '''closes #t''':: |
| 45 | used when a changeset implements a feature that is tied to an open ticket `t` |
| 46 | |
| 47 | '''fixes #t''':: |
| 48 | used when a changeset fixes a bug that is described in a open ticket `t` |
| 49 | |
| 50 | === New keywords === |
| 51 | |
| 52 | '''creates''':: |
| 53 | used when a developer creates a new development branch or creates a ''tag'' |
| 54 | branch.[[br]] |
| 55 | The !LogEnhancer uses this keyword to create a ''branch'' operation (from the |
| 56 | source branch to the new branch). !LogEnhancer uses the repository path |
| 57 | information to locate the source and the origin changeset.[[br]] |
| 58 | The operation is rendered as an arrow-headed spline that runs from the source |
| 59 | changeset to the destination changeset.[[br]] |
| 60 | Moreover, the appearance of the destination changeset (''i.e.'' the first |
| 61 | changeset of the newly created branch) is tweaked to signal that it is the |
| 62 | initial branch changeset: stroke and fill color are swapped |
| 63 | |
| 64 | '''terminates''':: |
| 65 | used when a developer deletes an existing branch[[br]] |
| 66 | The !LogEnhancer uses this keyword to change the appearance of the changeset: |
| 67 | it is filled with a black background, and the text is rendered in white color. |
| 68 | |
| 69 | '''delivers [x]:[y]''':: used when a developer delivers a development branch |
| 70 | to another branch - usually to the trunk. `[x]:[y]` represents the first |
| 71 | (`x`) and last (`y`) changeset on the source branch that are actually |
| 72 | delivered.[[br]] |
| 73 | If a single changeset is delivered, the log message can be simplified as |
| 74 | `delivers [x]`[[br]] |
| 75 | The !LogEnhancer uses this keyword to create a ''merge'' operation. As the |
| 76 | SVN repository (< 1.5) is not able to track merge operations, the |
| 77 | !LogEnhancer needs the `x` and `y` changeset numbers to retrieve the source |
| 78 | of the merge operation (and the source branch)[[br]] |
| 79 | The operation is rendered as an arrow-headed spline that runs from the |
| 80 | youngest changeset (`y`) of the source to the destination changeset.[[br]] |
| 81 | The original changesets are also outlined with a rounded rectangle that |
| 82 | represents the span of the source changesets. |
| 83 | |
| 84 | '''brings [x]:[y]''':: |
| 85 | used when a developer brings the code from a branch to another branch. |
| 86 | `[x]:[y]` represents the first (`x`) and last (`y`) changeset on the source |
| 87 | branch that are actually delivered.[[br]] |
| 88 | If a single changeset is brought, the log message can be simplified as |
| 89 | `brings [x]`[[br]] |
| 90 | The !LogEnhancer uses this keyword to render the operation in a very similar |
| 91 | way as it does the ''delivers'' operation, however the arrow-headed spline is |
| 92 | rendered with the orange color to differentiate ''bring'' operations |
| 93 | for ''deliver'' ones. |
| 94 | |
| 95 | '''admins''':: |
| 96 | allows the repository administrator(s) to force any kind of operations which |
| 97 | would normally be rejected by the hook scripts |