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Changes between Initial Version and Version 14 of Ticket #975


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Timestamp:
Jan 10, 2007, 6:26:12 PM (17 years ago)
Author:
Christian Boos
Comment:

In internet protocols also, the usage of "+" correspond to eastern timezones:

The "+" or "-" indicates whether the time-of-day is ahead of (i.e., east of) or behind (i.e., west of) Universal Time. (​RFC:2822 #s3.3)

See also ​RFC:3339, #s4.2

So I updated patch to use strings like "GMT +01:00".

Also, I modified the format_datetime helper function and the dateinfo macros so that we get links to the timeline from various places (e.g. changeset time, ticket created and last modified time, browser age, wiki history, …).

Actually, instead of the patch, what about yet another work branch? (as this makes it easier to review the changes and eventually fine tune them before the integration).

See source:sandbox/timeline-link-resolver-tmp.

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  • Ticket #975

    • Property Status new → assigned
    • Property Severity normal → enhancement
    • Property Summary [ER] Show Future Events In Timeline → Make timestamps link to timeline
    • Property Priority normal → high
    • Property Owner changed from Jonas Borgström to Christian Boos
    • Property Milestone → 0.11
    • Property Keywords review added

  • Ticket #975 – Description

    initial v14  
     1=== Current focus of this ticket ===
     2
     3Provide the ability to link into the timeline.
     4
     5This could be done using a `timeline:<date>` TracLinks resolver, where `<date>` should be specified as using the ISO:8601 format.
     6
     7Another possibility would be to add links to the timeline from various places where dates are displayed in Trac. Most interesting would probably be Changeset dates and Ticket last change (e.g. to find corresponding fix changeset if it wasn't specified otherwise).
     8
     9=== Original ''pipeline''-style idea ===
    110The timeline should be able to display future events as well as past events,
    211therefore providing a time ''window'' around a given ''present'' time.