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Yeats

Questions answered by this recipe

This section is optional; use it to indicate the types of questions (if any) this recipe is intended to answer.

Description

Issue tracking system.

Notes

This recipe is currently in ALPHA state. More precisely, what the author wants to say is that the system is generally working, but

• not all intended features are implemented,
• you can discover some inconsistencies and bugs while using it,
• the recipe lacks thorough documentation,
• the author is strongly willing to improve the recipe and still has some things to do before he'll be comfortable to call this a "1.0 version" and write a complete article here,
• finally, the author doesn't have time currently to do work intensely on the recipe, yet he believes it can be useful to quite many people released as is.

What's even more important,

• the recipe at this stage can already be quite useful - author believes it can even be very useful and he uses it himself,
• you are welcome to write some documentation etc. here about the recipe;
• the recipe's idea & structure are very similar to those of JITS - if in doubt about something, consulting its documentation may provide you with some clues,
• you're encouraged to write your notes/bug reports in the 'Comments' section below, but be warned that they may not be answered quickly.

Some previews on author's site - it's actually Yeats for Yeats, i.e. issue tracker for the Yeats project:

• main issues list,
• a page for a version/milestone,
• main "documentation" page for Yeats.

Installation:

1. install PmForm recipe
2. download yeats-0.2.1.zipΔ and unpack it to your PmWiki site
3. look at 'cookbook/mcpl-yeats.php' for an example of what to add to your 'local/config.php' for the recipe to work, and perform the configuration
4. browse to the 'Yeats.Yeats' article on your site for final notes on installation.

Other notes:

• this recipe is based on the great JITS recipe, ported from ZAP to PmForm by me.

Release Notes

If the recipe has multiple releases, then release notes can be placed here. Note that it's often easier for people to work with "release dates" instead of "version numbers".

See Also

• JITS
• other issue tracking plugins in Cookbook

Contributors

• MateuszCzaplinski

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