I have published a new version of the WantedPages macro that fixes a lot
of issues, especially in picking up links that it shouldn't, as reported
by Andy on this list.
I also added unit tests for common wiki links. If there are any links it
should not pick up, but does, or links it should pick up, but doesn't,
report a ticket
(http://trac-hacks.org/report/9?COMPONENT=WantedPagesMacro) with the
link text and any text around the link.
Hope this helps you out.
Justin
Andy Levy wrote:
On 3/23/06, Justin Francis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Andy Levy wrote:
On 3/22/06, Justin Francis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Andy Levy wrote:
On 3/22/06, Russ Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Wed, 2006-03-22 at 14:57 -0500, Andy Levy wrote:
I just started using Trac this week to document an application that's
sorely in need of it (and hopefully management will agree and we can
use it beyond my desktop). So far, so good. But as I'm working, I'm
leaving a lot of things unfinished - mostly making [wiki:] links to
pages that I haven't gotten around to creating yet for whatever
reason.
Is there any way to get a list of Trac Links that currently don't
point at an actual page?
Or would stubs be the way to go with this, and just create an empty
stub page for these entries? I found one Trac wiki
(http://dev.muness.textdriven.com/trac.cgi/wiki/tags) that's using
tags and has one labelled "stub". (I guess I still would have to track
all these entries down the first time around)
How are other people managing this type of thing?
I think you're looking for this:
http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/WantedPagesMacro
I think you & Malcolm are right. Got it installed and it's close, but
it looks like it only picks up items that are in CamelCase - I have
several [wiki:] links that don't appear on the list (for example,
[wiki:Sched_Emp_Type]).
Sorry about that. The macro is just something I threw together at work.
I'll update it to support the [wiki:] syntax and publish a new version
by the end of this week.
Wow, thanks!
I think it's missing some of my CamelCase words as well - though it
*has* picked one up. I should probably get some solid test cases
together for you if you're going to be working on it.
Test Cases would be awesome. It is actually a simple regex that searches
through wiki pages and tickets directly in the DB, making it highly
fragile. But let me know about what syntax is not being picking up and
I'll add it no problem.
Justin,
I'm sorry to say that it looks like pretty much any CamelCase word is
being missed now, with a single exception (JavaScript does get picked
up). I created the following page, called WantedPages, in my wiki:
---BEGIN---
A listing of pages that are TracLinks or CamelCase words, but have no
content behind them.
UtilitySurcharge should appear here, but doesn't?
[[wantedPages]]
---END---
I have no page named "UtilitySurcharge" in my wiki, so it appears in
grey w/ a question mark after it, as expected. wantedPages(),
however, lists the following:
---BEGIN---
CamelCase
ClearSilver
DocumentRoot
MyPage
NoLinkHere
PageName
ParentWiki
SilverCity
SubWiki
TracGuide
WikiPageLinks
FineGrainedPermissions?
JavaScript?
TracIniReportCustomFieldSample?
---END---
Only the last 2 are linked.
JavaScript was one of the first CamelCase words I put in the wiki (and
it was put in before I found your macro) - almost everything else has
been via [wiki:] links. But it seems like any CamelCase word now
doesn't appear. I just added another one, LeaseTermsAgain, but it
also does not appear on WantedPages.
Unfortunately, I don't know Python, and I'm rolling the dice even
using Trac to document this system, so I can't spend the time learning
Python to fix it while I'm on the clock. Hopefully some evening soon I
can try some stuff on my own time. Please let me know if there's any
other information I can provide.
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