Hi Christian,
It took me time but I think I have managed to write very bad python code to
do what you described. It basically piggbacks on the
review_request_published signal. (I simply wrote an almost identical signal
like review_request_published with the same bunch of arguments and also sent
If you're running through apache, you'll have to at least do a reload
(which is like a restart but it just reloads its configuration). If it's not
obvious how to do that, then a restart will also work.
It's usually easier to use django's built-in web server while making code
changes, because it
Hi Vivek,
There's nothing built-in to do this. The plan, after the currently
in-development 1.6 release, is to focus almost solely on our extension
framework and get that into a 2.0 release. At that point, it'll be possible
to build functionality into the product for updating bug trackers and
