On Sep 13, 2007, at 14:15, joseph.h.dayney@rrd.com wrote:
> In getting SVN, TSVN, trac and CABIE to ALL integrate and speak a
> common tongue ... came upon the following. In SVN, TSVN and
> CABIE, the notation for linking to Tickets in trac (or other Bug
> Tracking Systems .... Bugzilla ... etc ) is [9] or [9,10,11]
> where 9 is a single Ticket in trac ... and 9,10,11 is a series of
> Tickets in trac
>
> This works great. There is a really nice Tortoise to SVN GUI Commit
> Hook that prompts User for a Ticket Number upon commit to put in
> the SVN Log in the Notation .... [9] .... "Bug ID or Issue
> Nmbr: [9]"
>
> Then when the SVN Log is pulled up ... User can simply click on the
> [9] link to open the corresponding trac Ticket. Works exactly the
> same way in CABIE ... "Defects fixed in this build: [9]."
>
> So I created a Wiki Page for our Application Releases ... which is
> derived from the SVN Log and the Revisions included ... which
> includes the Issue link to trac .... "Bug ID or Issue Nmbr: [9]"
>
>
> If User clicks on the Link in the trac Wiki Page ... the Link
> Notation in trac is for Changeset (Diff Compare). The Ticket
> notation is #9 or Ticket:9 (assume #9, #10, #11 or ticket:9,
> ticket:10, or ticket:11 for ... series)
>
> Its easy enough to write a simple sed to change the notation in the
> SVN LOG ... to work in trac ... but was curious why the [9] was
> not used instead of the #9 or ticket:9, to be consistent with the
> other tools. Maybe trac was already using that notation before
> TSVN ... ?
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