On Friday, October 6, 2017 at 6:45:54 AM UTC-7, andrea knight wrote:
>
> I believe what I am trying to do, is (almost) exactly this
>
> [ticket-custom]
>
> exists_in text
> exists_in.format = list
> exists_in.label = Exists_In
> exists_in.multiselect = true
> exists_in.options =
I believe what I am trying to do, is (almost) exactly this
[ticket-custom]
exists_in text
exists_in.format = list
exists_in.label = Exists_In
exists_in.multiselect = true
exists_in.options = [[MilestoneQuery(%rc_%,,)]]
where Milestone query returns the correctly formatted list of milestones.
Actually, I want to query the milestones, and use that list as input to a
custom field.
We want a field that allows users to specify all of the milestones where a
bug exists, or has been fixed.
I am working on extending the MultiSelectFieldPlugin to do what I am
looking for, but I was
On Thursday, October 5, 2017 at 4:03:44 AM UTC-7, andrea knight wrote:
>
> HI Ryan,
>
> I have installed MultiSelectFieldPlugin., but I am not sure if syntax
> already exists to query the database for current milestone values?
> I have tried the syntax from SQLAlchemy plugin, but I have not
HI Ryan,
I have installed MultiSelectFieldPlugin., but I am not sure if syntax
already exists to query the database for current milestone values?
I have tried the syntax from SQLAlchemy plugin, but I have not been able to
get that working.
If syntax does not exist, I can extend the
From: andrea knight
Sent: Wednesday, October 4, 09:39
Subject: [Trac] Populate multiselect options with milestone names
To: Trac Users
We would like to track where bugs exist by using the multi-select custom type.
Is something like this possible?
[ticket-custom] existsin= text
