Provide default report for Tickets Reported By Me

[pander@…]

Provide default report for Tickets Reported By Me which is by default also listed in the Available Reports. This report will, as it says, list all tickets that have been reported by me.

This functionality will improve keeing track of your requested tickets, like is also available in other tracking systems like launchpad. Implementing this will increase the ease of participation (like testing and supplying information) by the reporter.

[Remy Blank]

I'm not sure we want to add any more default reports, as the exact same result can be obtained with a ticket query. Besides, the default reports are intended to be examples, you should customize them as you see fit.

[Christian Boos]

For non-logged in users, $USER expands to "anonymous" in reports​, but it expands to the name or email set in the preferences in queries​.

We should eventually reuse the same logic in reports, so that one could actually write such a "Tickets Reported By Me" report.

[pander@…]

Many maintainers of Trac do not make custom reports or are not allowed to do so. At least from an organisation point of view, it ss sometimes difficult to have something like this implemented. Shipping such a report "Tickets Reported By Me" as default would be, in my opinion and since it is also widely used in other ticketing systems, be beneficial for Trac. Thanks for setting a milestone for it.

[Christian Boos]

Well, the action I planned for 0.11.3 (at best) was porting the $USER logic from the query to the report module, not for adding that report.

But it certainly makes sense to have a symmetrical one to "Tickets Owned By Me", and eventually have it part of the defaults. Maybe we can kick out another, less useful one? Note that other people would prefer the "Tickets which I subscribed to" report, etc. Btw. the latter is the default Custom Query for non-logged in users.

Custom queries are more flexible in that users can tune the query to their likening.

[Christian Boos]

See rather #8559 which is more general.