In a ticket change listener, I need to get some informatin about another
ticket. I could use SQL but I'd rather make sure I don't marry myself to a
specific DB. Also, I'd rather not worry about whether the fields I want are
custom fields or part of the base ticket and Query takes care of that for me.
But Query.execute() needs an Href. I've resorted to:
class DummyReq:
def __init__(self, href):
self.href = href
self.authname = ''
req = DummyReq(Href(''))
...
# Create the Query Object.
query = Query.from_string(self.env, query_string)
# Execute the query. Unique ID should return one row
rows = query.execute(req)
But that's gross. How can I get a req inside a ticket change listener?
Chris
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