Done.
Geronimo and Geronimo-dev issues now have a custom "Patch" field at
the bottom of the issue. Here is a report:
http://issues.apache.org/jira/secure/IssueNavigator.jspa?
mode=hide&requestId=12310367
Now I'll try to figure out the security issue raised by brett.
-dain
On Nov 1, 2005, at 2:37 PM, Joe Bohn wrote:
I like this suggestion for when you only want to pull up a list of
JIRAs that have patches attached (very creative).
One of the other things I was hoping to use this for was to look at
a release, component, whatever .... and see how many potential
fixes we already had and how many are still "untouched". It would
also be a good way for non-committers to see what items are open
and waiting for attention. We could do the inverse of the "patch"
search but it would be nice to see both types in one view with some
differentiation.
Joe
Brett Porter wrote:
Not as far as I know. I'm tracking a JIRA ticket at Atlassian for the
ability to detect the existence of an attachment, but that stiff
doen't designate if its a patch unfortunately.
In our project we just query for "patch" in any of the text
fields. We
generally find that people type that somewhere when attaching it.
- Brett
On 11/2/05, Joe Bohn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there any way to get a view of JIRAs that have files(patches)
attached?
If not, can we begin some kind of convention? I noticed that
some folks
have added (Patch) to the start of the title for a few JIRAs. Do
you
think that would be helpful?
I image it must be a pain for the committers to get a view of the
available patches.
Any other suggestions? Anybody how other projects manage this?
Joe
