Ivan-Assen Ivanov <ivanassen@gmail.com> writes:
> Reduce the bug resolution combobox to a single checkbox? True means
> "mark as whatever the bugtracker understands as
> fixed/resolved/closed/whatever", false means "don't change status".
>
> > The bugtraq: props allow to specify multiple issue numbers in one
> > commit. So how should we handle that case? Add the same status to all
> > issues? But then you couldn't close one issue and still assing the
> > commit to another issue (e.g. Fixes issue 888, brings issue 456 one step
> > further).
>
> I can't think of a way to handle this, let alone in this small space.
> (Setting aside hack'n'slash solutions like entering "888F;456" in the
> Bug ID box.) But even with the simplistic resolution of propagating
> the status change to all bugs, this will be useful in the (probably)
> more common case, while the more complex operations can still be
> performed via the normal bugtracker interface.
Bug states and their interrelationships can become arbitrarily
complex. In addition, what do you do, if the state a bug currently
is in does not allow the state choosen in the combo box?
I think the general case would require a full fledged state machine
implemented into TSVN, which you would configure using properties.
(In addition you would need to query the bug database...)
I would leave everything like this to hook scripts parsing the
log-message. Even know you're free to add your own tags, parse them in
your pre-commit-hook and do whatever needs to be done.
Very handy though, would be a property, which would be displayed in
the commit dialog (or where apropriate), so you can give your
developers a reminder which keywords exist and how they're used by the
hooks to interface with the bug database (e.g. bugtraq:commit-help).
Jens
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Received on Thu Jan 6 09:29:24 2005