current state of the branch:
* task-files: each task can now have a 'lifetime' declaration, where lifetime could be either '@once', '@endless' or a date like '09 Oct 07 17:41'. '@endless' means that this task would be deleted after a bughelper-server run and '@once' (default) means the taskfile will be deleted after a run. If lifetime is a date, the taskfile will be deleted after the next run of bughelper-server after that given date.
* bugnumbers:
markus@thekorn$ ./bugnumbers -p bughelper --format "atom" --file "bughelper.xml"
produces a xml file (atom feed) (see attachment)
* TODO:
* add bugnumbers.comments() and bugnumbers.statistic() to bugHelper/format/atom.py
* add an --atom cmd-line switch to bughelper-server, this would create a feed-reader readable index-file
current state of the branch:
* task-files: each task can now have a 'lifetime' declaration, where lifetime could be either '@once', '@endless' or a date like '09 Oct 07 17:41'. '@endless' means that this task would be deleted after a bughelper-server run and '@once' (default) means the taskfile will be deleted after a run. If lifetime is a date, the taskfile will be deleted after the next run of bughelper-server after that given date.
* bugnumbers:
markus@thekorn$ ./bugnumbers -p bughelper --format "atom" --file "bughelper.xml"
produces a xml file (atom feed) (see attachment)
* TODO: comments( ) and bugnumbers. statistic( ) to bugHelper/ format/ atom.py
* add bugnumbers.
* add an --atom cmd-line switch to bughelper-server, this would create a feed-reader readable index-file
Markus