Escaped RSS Link

[raziel.jatier@…]

In .10, I created a report that would have 1 line every time someone entered a new comment or made a change to the ticket. In the where clause, I restricted it to ticket that were relevant to you because you were the owner, reporter, or the cc. I accomplished that with this line:

id||'#'||oldvalue AS ticket,

I would then subscribe to the rss feed and be able to get comment updates on tickets relevant to me. As of .11 the way the the <link> gets created in the rss feed and the report escapes the # so that I get the error:

No handler matched request to /ticket/1092#2

If you look in the url it appears as:

https://trac.usme-qcs.org/sis/ticket/1092%232

It's obviously escaping the # with %23. Is there any way that I can either control the way that the links are created in the report and rss feed, or a way to disable escaping the # symbol?

[raziel.jatier@…]

I fixed this temporarily by modifying report.rss:

From:

<link py:if="row.id">${abs_url_of(row.resource)}</link>

To:

<link py:if="row.id">${abs_url_of(row.resource).replace('%23', '#').replace('%3A', ':')}</link>

I had to change the colon, because the format to go to comments is ticket/123#comment:7

[Christian Boos]

Currently this can't be easily done without tweaking the templates.

One idea would be to offer more flexibility in TracReports#Automaticallyformattedcolumns, so that more kinds of filtering/formatting could be done, and not necessarily based on the field name. Setting 2.0 for that.

Btw, this just made me think of a possible hack if you don't need to use the description field:

'[ticket:'||id||'#comment:'||oldvalue||' change '||oldvalue||]' AS description,

Of course, you'd want to do some processing on oldvalue in order to keep only the change number, and skip the replyto. information.

[Christian Boos]

Milestone 2.0 deleted