It's a wiki page. I've used the report feature before but settled on this
as more useful for my needs. I keep other stuff on the page like a list of
all my blog posts and my personal development notes.

It shows up as a table with lists of tickets. If you've got a trac instance
with tickets assigned to you give it a try.

Ben
On Dec 10, 2012 7:19 PM, "Keith Fetterman" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi Ben,
>
> This sounds very cool.  When you say "page", do you mean to create a new
> Wiki page?  Secondly, will this appear like a report?  I have not seen code
> like this before.  I have modified existing reports, but in those cases, I
> was editing SQL.
>
> Thanks for posting this.
>
> Keith
>
> On Sunday, December 9, 2012 3:51:03 PM UTC-8, netjunki wrote:
>>
>> Another handy things I've done in the past is to create a page for
>> myself in trac which makes it easy for others to assign tickets to me
>> and for me to see what I need to work on in the future (backlog), what
>> I'm working on now (current tasks) and a subset of what I've finished
>> recently (since those are the ones I'll need to refer to in e-mail for
>> the next month or so).
>>
>> To do this I put a structure like this on the page:
>>
>> Create new '''[/newticket?type=task&**owner=ben
>> task]|[/newticket?type=defect&**owner=ben
>> defect]|[/newticket?type=**enhancement&owner=ben enhancement]''' for ben
>>
>> ||'''Backlog'''
>> ([[TicketQuery(owner=ben,**status!=closed&status!=**accepted,format=count)]])||
>>
>> \
>> ||'''Active Tasks'''
>> ([[TicketQuery(owner=ben,**status=accepted,format=count)]**])|| \
>> ||'''Completed in the past 30 days:'''
>> [[TicketQuery(owner=ben,**status=closed,format=count,**modified=30daysago..)]]
>>
>> '''All time:'''
>> [[TicketQuery(owner=ben,**status=closed,format=count)]]|**|
>> ||[[TicketQuery(owner=ben,**status!=closed&status!=**
>> accepted,format=table,col=**summary,order=changetime,desc=**true)]]||
>> \
>> ||[[TicketQuery(owner=ben,**status=accepted,format=table,**
>> col=summary,order=changetime,**desc=true)]]||
>> \
>> ||[[TicketQuery(owner=ben,**status=closed,format=table,**
>> col=summary,modified=**30daysago..,order=modified,**desc=1)]]||
>>
>> Just replace "ben" in all the places it occurs with your login name in
>> your trac instance and you can see how this works. Not sure if I'm
>> using anything that's not compatible with 0.11.
>>
>> The problem I'm still trying to solve is how do you track 'microtasks'
>> basically things that are so quick to do that the overhead of creating
>> a ticket in Trac is larger than the task itself. But so far I haven't
>> come up with a solution. A former colleague of mine created a
>> bookmarklet which let you highlight a string of text on any page in
>> your browser and it would create a ticket from it using the selected
>> text as the summary. But that kind of requires that the task have a
>> textual description in your browser... For now I just leave those
>> along and only track task that are over a certain scale (2+ hours of
>> effort).
>>
>> Ben
>>
>> On Sun, Dec 9, 2012 at 8:52 AM, Keith Fetterman <[email protected]>
>> wrote:
>> > Thanks Steffen for the suggestion to use keywords and the TagsPlugin.
>>  We
>> > are currently running Trac version 0.11.7.  I will investigate if I
>> need to
>> > upgrade to the latest to use the TagsPlugin.
>> >
>> > On Friday, December 7, 2012 12:44:42 PM UTC-8, hasienda wrote:
>> >>
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>> >> On 07.12.2012 19:31, Keith Fetterman wrote:
>> >> > Where I get confused in using Trac is when we have a large number of
>> >> > tickets that are a "Major" or "Minor" priority and some of these
>> tickets
>> >> > should be worked on before others, how do you put them into some
>> kind of
>> >> > order.
>> >> >
>> >> > I appreciate your feedback and helping me how to effectively use
>> Trac.
>> >>
>> >> You should think about using ticket keyword for another way to
>> >> categorize. The TagsPlugin [1] extends that into general support for
>> >> tagged resources across you whole Trac, not just tickets. It provides
>> >> i.e. nice visualization (tag cloud), customizable listing of tagged
>> >> resources and mass tag modifications (admin area).
>> >>
>> >> I use it myself for escalation and highlighting in different
>> situations.
>> >> With distinct, intuitive keywords its very powerful, still clear and
>> >> simple.
>> >>
>> >> Just in case you'll want to check it out, use the `trunk` development
>> >> code for now. It is current release candidate for tags-0.7, and the
>> >> stable release is largely obsolete these days.
>> >>
>> >> Steffen Hoffmann
>> >>
>> >> [1] 
>> >> http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/**TagsPlugin<http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/TagsPlugin>
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