python-bugzilla May 2013

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Patch for Python 3 Support
by Ralph Bean 26 Jun '13

26 Jun '13

Hello all, I created a patch to update python-bugzilla to work on both python 2 and python 3. The unit tests all pass under both py2.7 and py3.2. I have tested the login and query commands by hand on py2.6, py2.7, and py3.2. http://threebean.org/patches/python-bugzilla-Python3-support.patch The patch is against the master branch (7ca8a60). If I should recreate it against another branch, please let me know. I'm also willing to update and maintain a spec file supporting both versions if and when that time comes. Cheers- -Ralph

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Quickly getting the status of multiple tickets
by Jason L Tibbitts III 24 May '13

24 May '13

I maintain the code that spits out the review status reports at http://fedoraproject.org/PackageReviewStatus/ In order to generate these reports, I run a few queries to get the list of tickets in the Package Review component and process them a bit. One thing I need to know is whether any tickets in the Blocked By field are still open, so I make a list of them and pass them to getbugssimple(). Unfortunately with the new bugzilla instance currently running, doing this for just 500 tickets takes so long that everything aborts with proxy errors, so I have to split the list and make multiple queries. Is there any better way to do this? I know bugzilla needs to know this often, in order to strike through ticket dependencies which have been closed. Is there any way to simply get the status of dependencies out of the result of a query without doing a separate lookup? - J<

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RHBZ query with flags doesn't work
by Jan Friesse 22 May '13

22 May '13

Hi, It looks like current git (6ba2a577fbcb569034c70bd62bae3e8b5942612e) version of python-bugzilla has bug. # ./b query --flag 'devel_ack+' Server error: <Fault 53: 'value0-0-0 is not a valid parameter for the Bugzilla::Bug::match function.'> Any ideas how to solve this problem? Regards, Honza

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how to display needinfo person(setter and requestee)
by Bo Fan 21 May '13

21 May '13

Hello All, I use python bugzilla to query bugs with option --outputformat="%{flags}", it just list needinfo?, but I want to know who are the setter and requestee ? how should I get the verbose info ? thanks B.R

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[PATCH] Add groups functionality when creating bugs
by Paul W. Frields 21 May '13

21 May '13

Since BZ 4.0 there is an XMLRPC/Web service capability to define groups when creating a bug. There are additional capabilities to add or remove groups, but to keep this simple for now, I just stuck with the create time function. I verified that *not* setting a group seems to do nothing different than in the current released version (0.8.0) of the client. Patch attached against git master. -- Paul

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Search for customer facing question
by Eric Sammons 13 May '13

13 May '13

Hello, I'm trying to implement a search for customer facing is yes. Not seeing a flag for this option I have decided to try boolean_query; however, it seems my results are the opposite of what I would have expected. Perhaps I have the wrong "field" or I am making some bad assumptions here. My current query: bugzilla query -p "Red Hat Enterprise MRG" -t "NEW,ASSIGNED,ON_DEV,POST,MODIFIED,ON_QA" --boolean_query="cf_cust_facing.notsubstring-yes & flagtypes.name-substring-mrg-2.4.0 & flagtypes.name-notsubstring-mrg-2.4.0-" -z "low,medium" I assumed that the customer facing field was cf_customer_facing based on the cgi in page source. My goal is to return only those bugs that are _not_ customer facing. Can anyone help me correct my query above? Thanks! -- Eric L. Sammons e <esammons(a)redhat.com>lsammons at gmail dot com Manager Quality Engineering irc: eanxgeek Red Hat Quality Engineering 919.754.4963 (w) rhce # 805007668329332 919.889.3279 (c) rhcva # 805007668329332

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