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Aug 8, 2013, 1:14 AM
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Re: Using query arguments with TracTicketStats
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On Friday, July 19, 2013 5:08:43 PM UTC-7, Dan Harlacher wrote:
> I'm having trouble getting the TracTicketStats to filter based on my query
> arguments. I have it installed and it is drawing a chart with the proper
> date range and title but appears to be ignoring my query. The example in
> the docs is in this format
>
> [.[.TicketStats(title = Error tickets by week last 3 months,
> daterange=3m,res_days=7, query=Type='error')]]
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> So I used this as the template for the chart I wanted to create and used
> this.
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> [[TicketStats(title=Bug Trend for Last 60 Days, daterange=2m, res_days=7,
> query=type=‘Bug')]]
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> we have a type field where Bug is an option...
>
> The results come back with the total number of tickets as well as open and
> closes for everything, not just tickets whose type is Bug. So I tried a
> couple of options that I thought would be closer to TracQuery formatting
> and it never changed.
>
> [[TicketStats(title=Bug Trend for Last 60 Days, daterange=2m, res_days=7,
> query:?type=Bug)]]
>
> or
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> [[TicketStats(title=Bug Trend for Last 60 Days, daterange=2m, res_days=7,
> query:type=Bug)]]
>
>
> Any guidance you can offer would be appreciated.
>
For reference, the related ticket is http://trac-hacks.org/ticket/11241
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