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Subject:    [Trac-tickets] [The Trac Project] #1722: Trac doesn't handle lots
From:       noreply () edgewall ! com (The Trac Project)
Date:       2005-06-27 6:19:21
Message-ID: 043.de9890295100e0fc14d841746166a02b () edgewall ! com
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#1722: Trac doesn't handle lots of tickets or changesets very well
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       Id:  1722         |      Status:  new                     
Component:  general      |    Modified:  Mon Jun 27 06:19:16 2005
 Severity:  enhancement  |   Milestone:                          
 Priority:  normal       |     Version:  0.8.1                   
    Owner:  jonas        |    Reporter:  dneary@free.fr          
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 Once the size of a repository goes over a few hundred revisions and a
 couple of hundred bugs, a few issues become very annoying in Trac.

  1. There is no way to search open bugs on the Label or Comment fields.
 The search page does not filter out closed bugs.
  1. I cannot run a custom query, and save it for future use if I like it
 (generate report from custom query).
  1. If I run a query and get a list of bugs, "Next ticket/Previous ticket"
 does not filter on the list, or filter out closed bugs. Ideally, the
 behavious would be identical to Bugzilla, and next/prev would traverse the
 last executed query.
  1. The RSS feeds from changeset lists are not limited in size. I have an
 RSS feed with 2000+ entries, which is both useless and invalid RSS. This
 should be limited to 20 or 30 entries at most.
  1. The RSS changeset feed entries bring you to a browser view of the tree
 at the revision chosen. It would be more useful to be brought to the
 changeset view.
  1. Comments in bug reports are not editable. It would be great to have an
 "Edit" button beside ticket comments, which would eventually be included
 in the page's revision history (make ticket pages completely wikised,
 perhaps?). Obviously, permission issues could complicate things, but in
 most cases allowing comments to be edittable by validated users would be
 most useful.

 I should probably have creates 6 different tickets for these issues, I
 hope you don't mind them all being lmumped in together. Hopefully I will
 be able to attach a couple of patches for one or two of them later. I
 really like Trac, by the way, and theer are a bunch of functions which are
 now part of my workflow and which I wondered how I could ever do without
 before. Keep up the good work.

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Ticket URL: <http://projects.edgewall.com/trac/ticket/1722>
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