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1/3/2010 5:06 PM

Steve

Joined: 12/30/2009

Posts: 3

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Hi, I am wanting to get BugNET to display a list of all issues (from a range of different projects) that have been modified recently. I'd like this as my first point of call when logging onto BugNET to get an idea of what things have changed and need working on.

If I can design this as a query, then I could presumably subscribe to the RSS feed of it and have items appear in my Google Reader whenever someone adds an issues or changes something.

Can any existing users tell me how i could accomplish this? From what I've seen so far, BugNET always applies a specific ProjectId to each query or tab, meaning that having a general overview tab is not possible.

I think permitting more general queries is desirable and would make hte program more useful.

Steve

1/4/2010 7:39 AM

Neville Humphrys

Joined: 3/22/2006

Posts: 16

Re: Show all recent changes

Definitely having some form of cross project query ability would be very useful. What I would find very useful is the ability to list all bugs fixed within a certain date/time period for all projects. We would use this facility to list all bugs fixed for a particular release of the software. Our projects are based on customers and so a release is cross projects.

1/4/2010 12:00 PM

Davin Dubeau

bugnetproject.com
Joined: 3/2/2006

Posts: 1425

Re: Show all recent changes

This is already reported as issue 936 and 1096, please feel free to add your votes to the issue tracker.

Davin Dubeau

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