<&|/l&>Search for tickets. Enter id numbers,
queues by name, Owners by username and
Requestors by email address.
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<&|/l&>Searching the full text of every ticket can take a long time, but
if you need to do it, you can search for any word in full ticket history by
typing fulltext:keyword.</&>
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<&|/l&>Searching the full text of every ticket can take a long time, but
if you need to do it, you can search for any word in full ticket history for
any word by typing fulltext:word.</&>
<&|/l&>RT will look for anything else you enter in ticket
subjects.
Cambridge Energy Alliance: Save money & the planet
It makes the most sense to apply this to the release after RT 3.8, as
it will break all of RT’s translations, which makes it somewhat
undesirable to apply in the middle of a stable series.
It’s useful to send patches as attachments, so they can be saved to
disk for application cleanly. Similarly, one should generally diff
with the “old” version first in your commandline like so:
diff -ur old new
Doing otherwise has the diff reversed and will leave the developers
looking at the patch trying to figure out why you removed the nice
semantic and markup for ugly and markup
It’s also good style to include the text of your description in the
body of the message, but that matters less
If you can regen the patch easily, shoot it over to rt-bugs@bestpractical.com
so we don’t lose track of it for the future.
Again, thanks for the patch!
-jesseOn Sep 14, 2008, at 3:40 PM, Jerrad Pierce wrote:
<&|/l&>Search for tickets. Enter id numbers,
queues by name, Owners by username
and Requestors by email address.
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<&|/l&>Searching the full text of every ticket can take a long
time, but if you need to do it, you can search for any word in full
ticket history by typing fulltext:keyword</
strong>.</&>
+
<&|/l&>Searching the full text of every ticket can take a long
time, but if you need to do it, you can search for any word in full
ticket history for any word by typing fulltext:word.</
&>
<&|/l&>RT will look for anything else you enter in ticket
subjects.
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Cambridge Energy Alliance: Save money & the planet
It’s useful to send patches as attachments, so they can be saved to disk for
application cleanly.
Alas, gmail has yet to provide an easy way to create plain text
attachements in messages
without the bother of making and uploading a local file
Similarly, one should generally diff with the “old”
version first in your commandline like so:
diff -ur old new
Yeah yeah, reverses happen.
Cambridge Energy Alliance: Save money & the planet
