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Opened 4 years ago

Last modified 4 years ago

#5453 new defect (bug)

Allow users to view their props launched in a release

Reported by: mista-flo's profile Mista-Flo Owned by:
Milestone: Priority: normal
Component: Trac Keywords: needs-patch
Cc:

Description

When I'm on the Trac Ticket Reports, I have no option to search for the ticket I have contributed in, like for example with a patch, and that has been released in a WordPress version.

As soon as the ticket is closed, it becomes a real struggle to search for it.

It would be nice IMO to have a new option named "Tickets released with one of my contributions" or something like this. With the possibility to query by WordPress version, so for example, I would be able to look after all tickets I have worked on for 5.5.

Change History (4)

#1 @dd32
4 years ago

  • Milestone Improved Search deleted

Just noting that I looked into creating a trac report for this.

Two immediate issues I encountered:

  • Having to use a regular expression to parse the Props ...,...,... list (Props.+$USER.+$)
  • Trac no having a very useful Commit -> Ticket mapping list, the revisions are stored in a table that's effectively ( repository, commit number, commit text ) and not linked to tickets at all, Trac tickets contain a comment that references the commit but it's just a regular comment and not queryable without filtering every trac comment. Which lead to parsing the Commit message for the See #..... which is where I gave up for now.

This would probably be better done as a separate table and trac plugin and/or external tooling.

Last edited 4 years ago by dd32 (previous) (diff)

#2 @Mista-Flo
4 years ago

Bum I see, it seems complicated, maybe from an external tool yes. Thanks for trying.

#3 in reply to: ↑ description @SergeyBiryukov
4 years ago

Replying to Mista-Flo:

As soon as the ticket is closed, it becomes a real struggle to search for it.

If it helps, there are two existing reports that include both open and closed tickets:

#4 @Mista-Flo
4 years ago

Actually https://core.trac.wordpress.org/report/25 seems to do the trick, I did not have this view before, thanks Sergey

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