> Change the count for the total Items <

[MnM]

I would like to change the count for the total items. I the count fot the total items whithout the closed items.
If i have five closed and five opened items i want to see as total  five items. Any ideas??

[ptrthomas]

Hi,

But then you are changing the meaning of "total", I'm not sure if this should be done.

Thanks,

Peter.

On 9/6/07, MnM <Destilz@...> wrote:

I would like to change the count for the total items. I the count fot the
total items whithout the closed items.
If i have five closed and five opened items i want to see as total  five
items. Any ideas??
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We are using Subversion and Jtrac in our organization. Every time somebody checks in code to Subversion, I would like to automatically add a comment to the Jtrac item history with the list of files checked in (using Subversion post commit hook script). What is the easiest way to accomplish this? I am thinking that I will directly use SQL to add a history row to the jTrac history table.

 

Please let me know if somebody has done this already so that I can reuse your code.

 

Thanks,

Saurabh

 

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