Mark Phippard wrote:
>>>6) My Bug ID's can sometimes have embedded blanks. Will that be OK in
>>>your system? For example might be XYZ 0001.
>>
>>Yes, sure. Just set the property
>>bugtraq:number to "false" - then any text is valid.
>
> My concern was that it might mess up your log parsing routine. I am not
> clear how you accurately extract the Bug ID from the log message, that is
> also why I thought a specific property would be helpful.
No, the log parsing routine in TSVN won't be affected by this.
But I'm wondering: why does your software use such "cryptic" issue
numbers? Seems to me that such an issue number format makes the life of
a dev just complicated. Why not just a simple number? What does the XYZ
stand for?
> Also, the URL might have a problem if the space is not encoded to %20,
> although I imagine that most systems would auto-escape it for you.
IE, Mozilla, Firebird and Opera will escape such URL's automatically.
But I can add the code so that TSVN will escape the %BUGID% part.
> My bug system has letters and numbers, so the number property is of no
> value. How about a property to require any value, meaning it cannot be
> left blank? Or is that already implied by the presence of the properties
> that turn the feature on?
I won't add such a property unless you pay for my bodyguard. Because if
I add that I will need a bodyguard protecting me from very angry users!
To make that clear I wrote in the document mentioned in the first mail
that an empty text box (i.e. if the user doesn't write any issue number
in it) means that _no error_ is given by the client. It is then assumed
that the commit doesn't apply to any issues.
Stefan
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Received on Sat Aug 21 21:46:05 2004