def put(self):
# we set the slug on the first save
# after which it is never changed
self.html = textile(unicode(self.description))
if not self.slug:
self.slug = slugify(unicode(self.name))
super(Project, self).put()
def put(self):
"Overridden save method"
# we save the html here as it's faster than processing
# everytime we display it
self.html = textile(unicode(self.description))
# internal url is set on first save and then not changed
# as the admin interface doesn't allow for changing name
if not self.internal_url:
slug = slugify(unicode(self.name))
self.internal_url = "/%s/%s/" % (self.project.slug, slug)
# each issue has a per project unique identifier which is based
# on an integer. This integer is stored in counter in the datastore
# which is associated with the project
if not self.identifier:
counter = Counter.get_by_key_name("counter/%s" % self.project.name)
if counter is None:
# if it's the first issue we need to create the counter
counter = Counter(
key_name="counter/%s" % self.project.name,
project=self.project,
count=0,
)
# increment the count
counter.count += 1
counter.put()
# save the count against the issue for use in the identifier
self.identifier = counter.count
# if the bug gets fixed then we store that date
# if it's later marked as open we clear the date
if self.fixed:
self.fixed_date = datetime.now()
else:
self.fixed_date = None
# if the bug has been fixed then send an email
if self.fixed and self.email:
mail.send_mail(
sender="*****@*****.**",
to=self.email,
subject="[GitBug] Your bug has been fixed",
body=
"""You requested to be emailed when a bug on GitBug was fixed:
Issue name: %s
Description: %s
-------
%s
-------
Thanks for using GitBug <http://gitbug.appspot.com>. A very simple issue tracker.
""" % (self.name, self.description, self.fixed_description))
super(Issue, self).put()
def put(self):
# we set the slug on the first save
# after which it is never changed
self.html = textile(unicode(self.description))
if not self.slug:
self.slug = slugify(unicode(self.name))
super(Project, self).put()
def put(self):
"Overridden save method"
# we save the html here as it's faster than processing
# everytime we display it
self.html = textile(unicode(self.description))
# internal url is set on first save and then not changed
# as the admin interface doesn't allow for changing name
if not self.internal_url:
slug = slugify(unicode(self.name))
self.internal_url = "/%s/%s/" % (self.project.slug, slug)
# each issue has a per project unique identifier which is based
# on an integer. This integer is stored in counter in the datastore
# which is associated with the project
if not self.identifier:
counter = Counter.get_by_key_name("counter/%s" % self.project.name)
if counter is None:
# if it's the first issue we need to create the counter
counter = Counter(
key_name="counter/%s" % self.project.name,
project=self.project,
count=0,
)
# increment the count
counter.count += 1
counter.put()
# save the count against the issue for use in the identifier
self.identifier = counter.count
# if the bug gets fixed then we store that date
# if it's later marked as open we clear the date
if self.fixed:
self.fixed_date = datetime.now()
self.priority = None
else:
self.fixed_date = None
# if the bug has been fixed then send an email
if self.fixed and self.email:
mail.send_mail(sender="*****@*****.**",
to=self.email,
subject="[GitBug] Your bug has been fixed",
body="""You requested to be emailed when a bug on GitBug was fixed:
Issue name: %s
Description: %s
-------
%s
-------
Thanks for using GitBug <http://gitbug.appspot.com>. A very simple issue tracker.
""" % (self.name, self.description, self.fixed_description))
super(Issue, self).put()
def disabled_test_textile(self):
tests = [
['test', '<p>test</p>'],
['<script src="evil">evil</script>', ''],
['h1. test', '<h1>test</h1>'],
['pre. test', '<pre>test\n</pre>'],
]
for input, output in tests:
self.assertEqual(textile(input), output)
def disabled_test_textile(self):
tests = [
["test", "<p>test</p>"],
['<script src="evil">evil</script>', ""],
["h1. test", "<h1>test</h1>"],
["pre. test", "<pre>test\n</pre>"],
]
for input, output in tests:
self.assertEqual(textile(input), output)