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  • Committer: Alex Chiang
  • Date: 2010-11-05 16:55:42 UTC
  • Revision ID: achiang@canonical.com-20101105165542-sec01havcc1a6bup
Find bugs with 'closed' status

The Launchpad searchTasks() method, by default, does not return
bugs with 'closed' statuses (closed = Won't Fix, Invalid, Fix Released).

Manually specify all the known statuses in our searches to ensure we
get the full picture of our activity within the time window.

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        self.user = self.launchpad.people[user]
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        self.window = window
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        self.ppas = ppas
 
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        self.status = ["New",
 
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                        "Incomplete",
 
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                        "Invalid",
 
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                        "Won't Fix",
 
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                        "Confirmed",
 
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                        "Triaged",
 
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                        "In Progress",
 
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                        "Fix Committed",
 
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                        "Fix Released" ]
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    def print_header(self, header):
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        print "==", header, "=="
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        statuses = ['closed', 'fix_released', 'fix_committed',
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                'in_progress', 'triaged', 'confirmed', 'created']
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        tasks = self.user.searchTasks(assignee=self.user)
 
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        tasks = self.user.searchTasks(assignee=self.user,
 
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                                      status=self.status)
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        self.print_header("Assigned Bugs")
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        for t in tasks:
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        print
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    def print_comments(self):
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        tasks = self.user.searchTasks(bug_commenter=self.user)
 
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        tasks = self.user.searchTasks(bug_commenter=self.user,
 
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                                      status=self.status)
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        self.print_header("Commented Bugs")
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        for t in tasks:
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            if self.bugs.has_key(t.bug.id):
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        print
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    def print_reported(self):
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        tasks = self.user.searchTasks(bug_reporter=self.user)
 
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        tasks = self.user.searchTasks(bug_reporter=self.user,
 
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                                      status=self.status)
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        self.print_header("Reported Bugs")
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        for t in tasks:
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            if self.bugs.has_key(t.bug.id):