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Better display for Link/Multilink and content
Link/Multilink are now displayed as a dictionary by default. The format
is controlled by the setting of the @verbose option. With @verbose=0 we
get the old behavior displaying only the id. With the default @verbose=1
we get a dictionary with the id and a link inside. With @verbose=2 or
larger we get the label property in the dictionary in addition (e.g. the
name of a status or the name of a file).
The content property is also handled differently now. For @verbose < 2
we get a dictionary with a link property in it. The property points to
the standard download link for the content (or message). For
@verbose >= 2 we get the previous behavior, the content property as a
possibly very large json string.
| author | Ralf Schlatterbeck <rsc@runtux.com> |
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| date | Fri, 22 Mar 2019 14:03:37 +0100 |
| parents | bbfc87ecfdf1 |
| children | 49761be4a931 |
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======================================================= Roundup: an Issue-Tracking System for Knowledge Workers ======================================================= INSTANT GRATIFICATION ===================== The impatient may try Roundup immediately by running demo.py from the source directory:: python demo.py This will create new tracker home in "demo" subdirectory and start server. To reset demo instance:: python demo.py nuke Tracker Home ============= "Tracker Home" is main concept when starting with Roundup. It is directory where all your tracker data is stored. This directory is created every time when new tracker is initialized and includes tracker configuration, database, template, schema and extensions. Installation ============ Please see "doc/installation.txt" Upgrading ========= Please see "doc/upgrading.txt" Usage and Other Information =========================== Start with the index.txt file in the "doc" directory. These documentation files are written in reStructedText, which can be converted into HTML format. If you have Sphinx installed, you can do this by running:: python setup.py build_doc Resulting HTML files will be in "share/doc/roundup/html" directory. For Developers ============== To get started on development work, read the developers.txt file in the "doc" directory. License ======= See COPYING.txt