Changes between Version 7 and Version 8 of RoadmapFilterPlugin

Timestamp:

Apr 1, 2017, 6:23:23 AM (7 years ago)

Author:

figaro

Comment:

Moved example to functional description

RoadmapFilterPlugin

@@ -6 +6 @@
 
 This is a plugin that allows you to include or exclude milestones from the roadmap.
+
+Two new fields appear in the box at the top right of the roadmap page: "Include" and "Exclude".
+
+In each box, you can enter milestone names to filter in or out. Seperate multiple names with | (pipe).
+
+Some standard Trac prefixes are allowed at the start of each milestone name:
+ * '{{{^}}}' on the front means milestones starting with the following string will be included in the filter.
+ * '{{{$}}}' on the front means milestones ending with the following string will be included in the filter.
+ * '{{{~}}}' on the front means milestones containing the following string will be included in the filter.
+
+Anything else is an exact match.
 
 See also: RoadmapPlugin
@@ -29 +40 @@
 == Installation
 
-It's simple enough to not need the usual install procedure. Just copy {{{RoadmapFilter.py}}} to {{{[trac-env-path]/plugins}}} directory of your Trac instance.
-
-== Configuration
+To install this plugin copy {{{RoadmapFilter.py}}} to {{{[trac-env-path]/plugins}}} directory of your Trac instance.
 
 To enable this component, put the following in the {{{[Components]}}} section of your `trac.ini`:
@@ -39 +48 @@
 roadmapfilter.* = enabled
 }}}
-
-== Example
-
-Two new fields appear in the box at the top right of the roadmap page: "Include" and "Exclude".
-
-In each box, you can enter milestone names to filter in or out. Seperate multiple names with | (pipe).
-
-Some standard Trac prefixes are allowed at the start of each milestone name:
- * '{{{^}}}' on the front means milestones starting with the following string will be included in the filter.
- * '{{{$}}}' on the front means milestones ending with the following string will be included in the filter.
- * '{{{~}}}' on the front means milestones containing the following string will be included in the filter.
-
-Anything else is an exact match.
 
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