Hi Kristis,

I just had the syntax wrong. I was looking at the examples in the documentation:

*>Figure 4-26. Example log message that changes the resolution status of multiple bugs.*

status 548,622: reopened
status 755: resolved worksforme
bug 547:Implemented automatic status resolution as a new policy. This seems
to work but will need improvements in the testsuite.
status 547: REsolved fIXED
status 548: RESOLVED duplicate 547
status 647: assigned [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I thought they were multiple examples. I didn't realize that the newline was how you seperated the message and status messages. Some examples of full commit strings would be a great addition to the documentation. I spent a fair amount of time googling for an example with no luck. It got it to work with:

`svn commit -m "bug 31:  I fixed the bug
status 31: resolved fixed"`

Thanks for the help, and sorry for making you go through the effort of creating 
a bug report for
something that was just user error.


Jason Woodward
Joslin Diabetes Center, Research Computing
Room 393B - 617-735-1948



Kristis Makris wrote:
Hi Jason,

I've had reports of Mantis status changes working. In any case, I've
opened an issue:

http://bugzilla.mkgnu.net/show_bug.cgi?id=1205

Which version of Scmbug are you using ?

On Wed, 2008-07-02 at 09:29 -0400, Jason Woodward wrote:
Committing with `svn commit -m "bug 33: Text to leave as comment"` works for adding a log comment. I have tried using `svn commit -m "status 33: resolved fixed"` like the example in the config with no luck. When I do the comment commit, I see this in the

What example in the config ? Where ?
Are you sure you reporting both a log message AND a status change in the
commit log message ? What is in glue.conf the policy presence_of_bug_ids
set to ?

scmbug logfile: "Processing an 'activity_commit' for bug id '31' from SCM user 'username'". I only see a connection line when I try to commit using status.

If you are using Scmbug 0.26.5, try editing /etc/scmbug/daemon.conf
from:

log4perl.category.Daemon           = WARN, Logfile

to

log4perl.category.Daemon           = DEBUG, Logfile

and try again. This may report more information.

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