Changes between Version 1 and Version 2 of RoadmapFilterPlugin
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- May 14, 2010, 11:46:24 AM (14 years ago)
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RoadmapFilterPlugin
v1 v2 23 23 You can check out RoadmapFilterPlugin from [http://trac-hacks.org/svn/roadmapfilterplugin here] using Subversion, or [source:roadmapfilterplugin browse the source] with Trac. 24 24 25 == Install == 26 27 It's simple enough to not need the usual install procedure. Just copy RoadmapFilter.py into the plugin directory of your trac instance. 28 25 29 == Example == 26 30 27 Two new fields appear in the box at the top right of the roadmap page, "Include" and "Exclude".31 Two new fields appear in the box at the top right of the roadmap page, "Include" and "Exclude". 28 32 29 33 In each box, you can enter milestone names to filter in or out. Seperate multiple names with | (pipe). 30 34 31 35 Some standard Trac prefixes are allowed at the start of each milestone name: 32 * ' ^' on the front means milestones starting with the following string will be included in the filter.33 * ' $' on the front means milestones ending with the following string will be included in the filter.34 * ' ~' on the front means milestones containing the following string will be included in the filter.36 * '{{{^}}}' on the front means milestones starting with the following string will be included in the filter. 37 * '{{{$}}}' on the front means milestones ending with the following string will be included in the filter. 38 * '{{{~}}}' on the front means milestones containing the following string will be included in the filter. 35 39 36 40 Anything else is an exact match.