bugzilla2trac.py improvements

[Florent Guillaume <fg@…>]

Here are some improvements to bugzilla2trac.py that were useful for my conversion. Read the top of the file for details, highlights are:

• you can now choose to import the Bugzilla products as Trac components, which also puts the Bugzilla components in the Trac keywords,
• remapping of bugzilla identifiers to different Trac usernames,
• remapping of keywords,
• conversion of inline bug numbers to TracLinks,
• ignoring of certain milestones,
• in general more flexibility in the configuration.

[Florent Guillaume <fg@…>]

This is a diff from the trunk, by the way. But it also works with 0.8.1.

[asmodai@…]

Fix for not honouring top-of-file settings

[Jeroen Ruigrok <asmodai@…>]

The patch I added solves the fact that if you modify the in-script settings at the top and running the script it will just print usage(). Which goes against EITHER specifying with command line or with in-script settings.

[Jeroen Ruigrok <asmodai@…>]

trac.env does not have get_attachments_dir anymore, rework the code

[charlie.clark@…]

Patch 3 only affects convert, addAttachment still calls .create_attachment

[anonymous]

If I understand things correctly, for trunk / 0.9 there is a problem with attachments. The solution I think is to use attachment.Attachment in convert tracAttachment = attachment.Attachment(trac.env, 'ticket', str(abug_id), None, trac.db()) tracAttachment.insert(afilename, StringIO.StringIO(athedata.tostring()), len(athedata))

First instantiate an Attachment but do not pass it a file immediately. Add the attachment by calling .insert() on the attachment instance.

I will try and post the diff.

[charlie.clark@…]

This should be applied directly to trunk, not on top off the existing diffs

[charlie.clark@…]

If you want to import users into the Trac DB then you can extend the convert function. Adjust as necessary but designed to work with my RelationalRoleSupportPatch ​http://trac-hacks.swapoff.org/wiki/RelationalRoleSupportPatch #import users mysql_cur.execute("SELECT login_name, cryptpassword FROM profiles") users = mysql_cur.fetchall() c.execute("DELETE FROM trac_users") c.executemany("INSERT INTO trac_users (username, password) VALUES (%s, %s)",

[(userlogin_name, usercryptpassword) for user in users])

[eburghar@…]

support for bugzilla 2.18.1 (#1972)

[anonymous]

1. import severities…

inserting severity blocker 1 Traceback (most recent call last):

File "bugzilla2trac.py", line 681, in ?

main()

File "bugzilla2trac.py", line 678, in main

convert(BZ_DB, BZ_HOST, BZ_USER, BZ_PASSWORD, TRAC_ENV, TRAC_CLEAN)

File "bugzilla2trac.py", line 381, in convert

trac.setSeverityList(severities)

File "bugzilla2trac.py", line 166, in setSeverityList

"severity", value.encode('utf-8'), i)

TypeError: execute() takes at most 3 arguments (5 given)

is the error I get. cmlenz tells me it's due to the DB API not tweaked for pysqlite2.

Thanks,

(Seemant)

[asmodai@…]

Continue building on Guillaume's work and support BZ 2.1[89] as well as PySQLite2

[asmodai@…]

This patchset also solves Seemant's problem.

[Christopher Lenz]

Last patch checked in in [2286]. Thanks!