Cookbook /
PITS-Community
Summary: Generic PmWiki Issue Tracking System ("pits")
Version: pits-0.24.phpΔ
Prerequisites: pmwiki-2.0.beta38
Status:
Maintainer:
Discussion: PITS-Community-Talk?
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
- The original PITS recipe, still in use on the pmwiki.org site, is at PITS
- MyPitsGroup portion of MyPitsGroup.php may be any WikiGroup name
- 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.
- When the User clicks "Submit new issue" the contents were not transferred to the pmWiki edit window.
- 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
Categories: Modules
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