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On Sunday 07 March 2010 04:30:55 Sebastian Pipping wrote: |
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> What I wonder now is: |
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> - Will it work with our very instance of Bugzilla? |
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The security team uses (or at least has used in the past) flags on Gentoo |
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Bugzilla. |
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> - Can certain flag states be required when searching? |
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It looks like you need to use the "Advanced Searching Using Boolean Charts" |
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section on the search page - you can select "Flag", "is equal to", and type |
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the flag name/state, for example "Assigned_To?" for one of the |
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above-mentioned security flags. Note that the "normal" search fields still |
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apply, so you need to deselect all the options in the "Status" list before |
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that particular example will produce any results. |
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> - Can we get their current value out using ctype=rdf output |
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I don't think you can with the RDF, but the "XML" button on the search results |
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page includes the flags (and a whole lot of other information), so if you're |
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going to rewrite the bugday software anyway you could consider using that |
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instead, if it would give sufficient benefit. It seems that if you're |
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requesting it programmatically you'd have to do the search, get the bug IDs |
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and explicitly pass them to the XML generator, though, which makes things a |
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little more awkward. |
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