On Nov 17, 3:05 pm, "Ed - 0x1b, Inc." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> If the thinking gets around to creating a real data-structure here, my
> wish is that Milestones/Task(s)/Tickets be set out in OPML - it would
> be the outline of a project, and OPML is the closest thing to a
> standard in the area of outline protocols. I can't say a python
> library comes to mind, java yep , just never looked for one in
> python.http://sourceforge.net/projects/outliner/
>
> Ed > $.02
>
I have looked at this before. I find it rather specific and not to my
liking, personally. But that's the beauty of Trac, if you like
something, and find it useful, just roll your own plugin. If just
using a progress macro is insufficient, I would propose that the
actual way this person is using trac is a version of Scrum, and should
look at some scrum plugins (AgileTrac, Agilo, just a combination of
smaller ones like EstimationTools, etc.) and use feature specific
sprints. Another division a lot of people forget about at the
version. There is no reason the verison can't be named to point to
the feature being worked on. (Milestone:release 1.0.0,
version:SuperCool Feature X)
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