Last modified: 2014-02-13 01:16:38 UTC
It's certainly one tracker we use a lot and would be useful Currently you get: http://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=39451 is not a valid URL to a bug. See Also URLs should point to one of: show_bug.cgi in a Bugzilla installation. A bug on launchpad.net An issue on code.google.com. A bug on bugs.debian.org. Might be a config thing (can't see anything obvious), or might need an upstream bug...
Upstream bug in Bugzilla: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=577847 Might be able to hack in some custom validation, don't know if there's a good interface for it.
(In reply to comment #1) > Might be able to hack in some custom validation, don't know if there's a good > interface for it. A quick look suggests it's going to be a case of changing core files :(
Here's a patch: http://tools.wikimedia.pl/cgi-bin/fossil/timeline?fc&n=20&y=all http://tools.wikimedia.pl/cgi-bin/fossil/ci/cf05f0d7bc?sbs=0
(In reply to comment #3) > Here's a patch: > > http://tools.wikimedia.pl/cgi-bin/fossil/timeline?fc&n=20&y=all > > http://tools.wikimedia.pl/cgi-bin/fossil/ci/cf05f0d7bc?sbs=0 Yay for upstreaming them. I'm not sure whether this is worth making core hacks to put in place till it's committed upstream and available in Bugzilla releases
Thanks! Wouldn't hold my breath. First we will have a discussion whether it needs to go into a bundled extension or core; Then it might be backported to the stable branch and later into what we are running in production. Then wait for the release. You know the process, don't you?:)
(In reply to comment #5) > You know the process, don't you?:) Have you tried getting stuff enabled on Wikipedia? ;) An extension would be fine, but when I looked at it before, there was no way to modify the list, so there'd have to be some core hacking at a minimum..
Reset assignee per bug 37789
as https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=735196 has been fixed and we are now upgraded Bugzilla, so maybe this feature is already available for us?
(In reply to comment #8) > maybe this feature is already available for us? Upstream TM is set to v4.4, we run 4.2. Backporting should be easy though (volunteers welcome) - wikimedia/bugzilla/modifications in Gerrit.
Pushed Gerrit change #44393 I need to get access to "bugtracker" group to test it, but it should work easily (I had a patch against 4.0 as well)
http://bzr.mozilla.org/bugzilla/trunk/files/head:/extensions/MoreBugUrl/ Side-effect: Support for RT URLs.
uhm..yeah. I merged that code in Gerrit. Then i pushed it on the server and put it in /srv/org/wikimedia/bugzilla/extensions/MoreBugUrl alongside other extensions and let www-data read stuff. But that is it so far.
(In reply to comment #12) > uhm..yeah. I merged that code in Gerrit. Then i pushed it on the server and > put > it in /srv/org/wikimedia/bugzilla/extensions/MoreBugUrl alongside other > extensions and let www-data read stuff. But that is it so far. I'm confused (and forgot about this ticket, as MoreBugUrl would also support RT links in the "SeeAlso" field which we've patched into Wikimedia Bugzilla in the meantime). As we have deployed other patches in the meantime and hence have run checksetup.pl, what exactly is left to do here?
eh, i also forgot about this one meanwhile. I guess what is left to do here is to just check if it accepts PHP bugs now. In case it doesn't, let's have a new patch set. But i think it's simply done, because i see those files on the server: root@kaulen:/srv/org/wikimedia/bugzilla/extensions/MoreBugUrl/lib# ls GetSatisfaction.pm PHP.pm ReviewBoard.pm Rietveld.pm RT.pm
Tried on https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=47431 , output is: https://bugs.php.net/bug.php?id=63520 is not a valid URL to a bug.
Something is not properly merged I think since the error message does not even mention <li>A bug on bugs.php.net.</li> (see https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/#/c/44393/2/bugzilla-4.2/extensions/MoreBugUrl/template/en/default/hook/global/user-error-bug_url_invalid_tracker.html.tmpl). This might be caused by the "disabled" file in the extension, see Gerrit change #44393 first comment from Andre.
This will automatically be fixed once we've upgraded Bugzilla to 4.4 (I tested it already), hence adding dependency.
PHP bugtracker URLs are supported in "See Also" now that we run Bugzilla 4.4 and its MoreBugUrl extension.
