Changes between Version 53 and Version 54 of TracTicketStatsPlugin

Timestamp:

Sep 12, 2016, 5:58:32 PM (8 years ago)

Author:

figaro

Comment:

Further cosmetic changes

TracTicketStatsPlugin

@@ -16 +16 @@
 == Description
 
-This plugin visualizes Trac ticket statistics. It plots the number of open tickets, the number of new tickets and the number of tickets closed over a time period. The plugin includes a macro that allows a TracQuery to be used as an arguments.
+This plugin visualizes Trac ticket statistics. It plots the number of open tickets, the number of new tickets and the number of tickets closed over a time period. It correctly accounts for tickets being reopened and closed during the reporting period, ie by not including them in the total.
+
+The plugin includes a macro that allows a TracQuery to be used as an arguments.
 
 This plugin requires:
@@ -71 +73 @@
 
 {{{
-[[TicketStats(title = Total tickets last 15 days, height=250,daterange=15d,res_days=1)]]
+[[TicketStats(title = Total tickets last 15 days, height=250, daterange=15d, res_days=1)]]
 }}}
 
 {{{
-[[TicketStats(title = Error tickets by week last 3 months, daterange=3m,res_days=7, query=Type='error')]]
+[[TicketStats(title = Error tickets by week last 3 months, daterange=3m, res_days=7, query=Type='error')]]
 }}}
 
 The macro's arguments are:
+ * '''title''': caption to your graph
  * '''height''': graph height, default 500 px.
  * '''column_width''': default 40 px.
- * '''res_days''': resolution (in days) for each point in the graph.
- * '''title'''
  * '''daterange''': date range specified as "from;to" or just "to". Using Trac's 0.12 date field query syntax (trac:wiki:TracQuery?version=20#QueryLanguage).
+ * '''res_days''': resolution in days for each point in the graph.
 
 == Recent Changes