Randy McMurchy wrote: > Hi all, > > First and foremost, this is not an attempt to bring up any issue(s) that > may have been discussed already, nor is it an attempt to compare the > different bug tracking systems used in the past/present. > > But, is there a way that I can poll the Trag bug system using search > criteria without defining a new report? I'm thinking that Trac is first > off a bug-tracking system (hence its name) and there would be some > logical way to do, for instance: > > In bugzilla, I could search for all bugs, (open, just mine, whatever) > that fit certain criteria and have it return relevant stuff. I would > like to poll the Trac system for all *open* bugs that may have Stunnel > in the subject. This was a piece of cake in Bugzilla, yet I cannot figure > out how to do it in Trac. > > Entering what I think is the smallest search criteria, while still > allowing my search to be effective, returns *all* bugs, open or not. > I just want open ones. For some packages, I get 20-30 hits, when there > would only be *one* hit in a bugzilla search. > > I realize I could define reports, but in BLFS where there are over a > hundred bugs, and it would be nice to narrow it down to just the open > ones, and then search from there without creating a custom report, how > do I do it?
You can do a custom query with multiple criteria. Just pull down an element in the Add Filter box and it will add a line. Input your criteria and click on Update. It seems quite powerful. -- Bruce -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-dev FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
