On Tue, Dec 13, 2011 at 9:21 AM, Zwinki <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Tuesday, 13 Dec 2011, 09:11:33 noamtm wrote:
>> I want to write a Python script that accesses Trac through its API.
>> Specifically, I want to send users a daily email with ticket changes
>> (similar to what they would get by visiting /timeline?
>> daysback=1&ticket=on&milestone=on).
>
> The XmlRpc Plugin is the appropriate way for this. The
> getRecentChanges() method (the XMLRPC interface is described via Web
> frontent of Trac) gives numbers oft new tickets - mind that UTC time is
> taken as argument. Don't forget to allow XMLRPC for the user which runs
> the Python script ...
>
In TracGViz plugin there is an implementation of an RPC handler
(component name : TimelineRPC) for Trac timeline (which , in theory,
is quite much more than just tickets + wiki events considering it's
underlying pluggable nature allowing to extend it and add further
timeline contributors e.g. Hudson build results ;) .
Besides there's a GViz data source (component name :
GVizTimelineEvents) which may be used to download timeline data in CSV
& TSV format (... and others as well ...).
PS: All this will be migrated onto TracXmlRpc plugin eventually = once
I have the time & gasoline to develop Trac plugins once again +
immediately after plugin maintainer will approve patches I'll submit .
;)
PS: PS: Documentation for the plugin should be online as soon as I
solve some issues happening in my hosting environment . I'll post an
announcement to trac-users list once it will be ready .
;)
> ... and one more remark:
>
> When you only add an attachment, at least in Trac 0.11.7 the
> modification time does not change, so getRecentChanges() does not list
> this ticket (if an comment is added or some field changes, anything is
> fine). I don't know whether this is the case for Trac 0.12, too; in the
> next time I will look and possibly try to fix this problem.
>
Yes ... there's a way to get this and all other ticket modifications
reported in the timeline . Configuration option is ... mmmm ... where
r u babe ? come to daddy ! ... here it is :
{{{
ticket_show_details
true false
Enable the display of all ticket changes in the timeline, not only
open / close operations (since 0.9).
}}}
so you should have something like this in trac.ini
{{{
[timeline]
ticket_show_details = true
}}}
... and events will be there ... ;)
PS: In order for them to show up in Trac web site you need to check
`Ticket updates` timeline filter . They are not rendered by default ,
even if option set to true ;)
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