Hi guys, passing this query disctionary to python bugzilla doesn't seem to work:
{ 'j_top' : 'OR',
'field0-0-0' : 'keywords', 'type0-0-0' : 'substring', 'value0-0-0' : 'FutureFeature',
'field0-1-0' : 'short_desc', 'type0-1-0' : 'substring', 'value0-1-0' : 'RFE', }
As far as I can see it will select BOTH bugs which have the FutureFeature keyword and Summary contains "RFE". While the webUI can select either of them.
Any ideas how do I make this with python-bugzilla?
Thanks, Alex
On 10/23/2013 05:30 AM, Alexander Todorov wrote:
Hi guys, passing this query disctionary to python bugzilla doesn't seem to work:
{ 'j_top' : 'OR',
'field0-0-0' : 'keywords', 'type0-0-0' : 'substring', 'value0-0-0' : 'FutureFeature', 'field0-1-0' : 'short_desc', 'type0-1-0' : 'substring', 'value0-1-0' : 'RFE',
}
As far as I can see it will select BOTH bugs which have the FutureFeature keyword and Summary contains "RFE". While the webUI can select either of them.
Any ideas how do I make this with python-bugzilla?
You probably need to pass add a dictionary entry for 'query_format' : 'advanced' so rhbz handles those URL value names.
If you have a working rhbz URL, simplest way to convert it to a dictionary is to do:
bugzilla --debug query --from-url "<url>"
And grab the query dictionary from the debug output.
- Cole
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