|Version 12 (modified by robguttman, 3 years ago) (diff)|
Sums specified field in Roadmap and Milestone stats
UPDATE (2 Jan 2012): This plugin now also provides a Google Visualization API data source at /sumstats/query that can populate a burndown chart on milestone pages such as provided by the Trac Visualization plugin.
This is a complement to the Sum Fields plugin which sums fields in a query or report. This plugin sums fields for the roadmap and milestone views. These plugins are useful when assessing progress based on "points" or "ideal days" of effort instead of ticket count.
This plugin was inspired by the CustomRoadmapPlugin but overcomes its limitation of requiring a patch. Additionally, this plugin allows for any field to be used to define a group, not just the default status field. Lastly, I designed the plugin to be backwards compatible with the default ticket count behavior so that you can leverage as much or little of its enhancements as desired.
The plugin also provides a Google Visualization API data source at /sumstats/query that can populate a burndown chart. See [below] for an example.
- Install the plugin (after downloading and unzipping):
cd sumstatsplugin/0.12 sudo python setup.py install
See TracPlugins for more installation details and options. You'll likely need to restart Trac's web server after installation.
- Enable the plugin in trac.ini:
[components] sumstats.* = enabled
You can alternatively use the Trac Web Admin GUI.
- Replace the DefaultTicketGroupStatsProvider with this plugin's new SumTicketGroupStatsProvider as shown here:
[roadmap] stats_provider = SumTicketGroupStatsProvider [milestone] stats_provider = SumTicketGroupStatsProvider
- (Optional) Configure the main sumstats section:
[sumstats] field = effort label = effort drilldown_label = Ticket effort filter = type!=epic query_args = col=summary,col=type,col=effort
The optional field option specifies which field to sum. The optional drilldown_label and label options are used to define the TicketGroupStats object. The optional filter is an additional global filter for all groups (if specified it must be a standard field only). The optional query_args is a convenient, comma-delimited list that gets appended to each group's query_args. See the examples below for more details.
If you have any issues, create a new ticket.
Download the zipped source from here.
Here's an example trac.ini config that combines a custom phase field with a built-in resolution field:
[milestone-groups] closed = fixed closed.field = resolution closed.label = fixed closed.order = 1 closed.overall_completion = true readying = * readying.field = phase readying.order = 2 readying.color = YellowGreen implementation = implementation implementation.field = phase implementation.order = 3 implementation.color = Yellow waiting = waiting waiting.field = phase waiting.order = 4 waiting.color = White scoping = sizing,definition scoping.field = phase scoping.order = 5 scoping.color = Red
In general, the plugin maintains the same syntax and semantics as the DefaultTicketGroupStatsProvider to support backwards compatibility and ease of transition. If the .field option is omitted, then the status field is presumed. Note that a .color option is required for each group (except for any default closed or new group you have). The "catch all" * value is also still supported (although there are currently no checks for duplicate "catch all" or otherwise redundant group definitions).
Google Visualization API Data Source - for Burndown Chart
This plugin also provides a Google Visualization API data source using the python gviz client library (which must be installed separately) that can populate a daily burndown chart. The Visualization plugin can be used to display the burndown chart on milestone pages:
No additional configuration is required to enable the burndown data source. It is accessed at:
The above request returns a data table (in json response format) of up to four columns:
- day - the day
- total - the total sum or count for the day (both losed as fixed and not closed)
- todo - the remaining (i.e., not closed) sum or count for the day
- done - the completed (i.e., closed as fixed) sum or count for the day
The default response includes the day, todo, and done fields in that order. To change which fields are returned and/or their order (e.g., to display the data in alternatively configured charts), you can add a (partial) query (i.e., the tq portion below):
Only the select phrase is used at this time to specify which columns to return and their order. The day field is always the first column and should be omitted from the select phrase. You may need to urlencode the tq value.
Let me know if you need additional flexibility in the query and I'll consider adding it.
-  by rjollos on 2014-07-25 13:31:38
Changed license to 3-Clause BSD with permission of author. Refs #11832.
-  by jun66j5 on 2014-01-08 22:36:13
Removed duplicated definitions of option to fix hidden documentation for filter on TracIni macro (fixed #11480)
-  by rjollos on 2014-01-05 09:21:38
Removed debug print statment. Refs #11478.