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PITS

Note to David Sovinski: This fork of the PITS script is not what is running on PmWiki.org and is not supported by Pm or myself. If it is OK with you, I suggest keeping the original PITS recipe here and moving the fork to another Cookbook page - for example "CommunityPITS" or just "ITS" (for issue tracking system), which will be prominently cross-linked from and to this page here. --Petko May 15, 2013, at 10:11 AM

Petko, given the list of caveats attached to the version running on pmwiki.org(unsupported, non-generic), I think it more appropriate that a actively-supported, generic cookbook recipe be here, and the unsupported one for this site be elsewhere. MichaelPaulukonis May 16, 2013, at 10:34 AM

0.23 and the other versions are currently unsupported by me because I don't have the potential to support scripts released by other developers. The script running on PmWiki.org is fully endorsed and supported by me - I'll update it and document it as soon as I find the time - this will be faster for me than reviewing code modified by other people. The PITS listings use functions that I wrote with a different layout and caching that are not available in the Community version as of 0.24 so it will not be correct our demo to link to the community version. This is clearly a fork which I cannot support, it's place is on its own, different page with other maintainers. I still support code released by Pm or by me. --Petko May 16, 2013, at 02:43 PM

Description

"pits" will now work with any WikiGroup name and is capable of running multiple instances of "pits" on a single site or field

Installation

• Copy pits-*.php file to the cookbook/ directory and change the name to pits.php
• Create a local/MyPitsGroup.php file and continue with the Configuration section

Configuration

In the MyPitsGroup.php

• Put in it the variables you want to adjust
• At the end of it, put:

<?include_once("cookbook/pits.php");
or
<?include_once("$FarmD/cookbook/pits.php");
if running in a WikiFarm environment

Usage

Notes

1. The original PITS recipe, still in use on the pmwiki.org site, has been moved to PITS-Original
2. MyPitsGroup portion of MyPitsGroup.php may be any WikiGroup name
3. Still need to test the recipe using PerGroupSubDirectories

Change log / Release notes

• pits-0.24 Two bugs were found in pits-0.23 that have been fixed and we are in the process of testing the fixes.

1. When the User clicks "Submit new issue" the contents were not transferred to the pmWiki edit window.
2. Issue lists were not being displayed with calls to (:pitslist:) - 2013/05/13

Discussion

Notes on implementation are being added.
David Sovinski

Authors

A big THANK YOU to Peter Bowers who performed the changes to get the recipe working again

Implementation