[[TracNav(NuwaNav)]] = Keywords/Tags = To help find things, please assign descriptive Tags to tickets that you create or comment on. * Use '''C'''apitalised words without spaces, for the tags * Reuse preexisting tags if they are appropriate [[TagCloud]] = Welcome to Nuwa Trac = This Trac instance provides an interface to the SVN repository * http://dayabay.ihep.ac.cn/svn/dybsvn/ In addition to this page see other documentation on IHEP Trac * wiki:NuWa_Trac -- introduction to Trac, creating tickets etc.. || * wiki:Testing_Quickstart -- installation/usage of python based testing infrastructure || * tagged:Help -- documents tagged with the Keyword '''Help''' at IHEP These pages are also translated/copied (with some delay) to the BNL wiki : * db:NuWa_Trac -- introduction to Trac, creating tickets etc.. * db:Testing_Quickstart -- installation/usage of python based testing infrastructure * db_:Trac -- documents in '''Trac''' category at BNL NB although Nuwa Trac provides yet another wiki, creating pages on it '''is not encouraged''' unless they are directly related to the use of Trac or the testing system. == Trac Login And Preferences == Your SVN account identity is used by Trac, so use this to login using the above link. Before doing this most links will yield '''PERMISSION DENIED''' messages. * After log in be sure to set your '''email address''' in the preferences, in order to be notified of changes to tickets you create. == Usage Tips == The search box at top right provides simple searches of commit messages, tickets and wiki pages. Also entering a repository path such as '''/dybgaudi/trunk''' jumps to the repository browser for the locations, or entering '''#1''' takes you to ticket number 1 or '''r42''' takes you to changeset 42. In addition to this the search box supports a quick jumps feature where any of the quick link URL prefixes defined in InterMapTxt can be used, eg enter '''doc:101''' for docDB access (you can add URL prefixes by editing the InterMapTxt wiki page), as well as the standard Trac shortcuts for links to ticket, changesets, reports links etc.. All of these can be used in wiki text too, as shown : || '''text to enter''' || '''what it looks like''' || '''action''' (mostly jumping somewhere) || || {{{search:?q=yield}}} || search:?q=yield || search commit messages and tickets || || {{{root:TH1}}} || root:TH1 || roots documentation for class '''TH1''' || || {{{r42}}} || r42 || changeset 42 || || {{{#1}}} || #1 || issue/ticket number 1 || || {{{{6}}}} || {6} || report number 6, list of tickets meeting various criteria || || {{{doc:101}}} || doc:101 || docdb document 101 || || {{{source:/legacy/trunk}}} || source:/legacy/trunk || repository browser on a directory or file || || {{{db_:SVN db_:Gaudi}}} || db_:SVN db_:Gaudi || BNL wiki pages for categories ''SVN'', ''Gaudi'' || || {{{db:SVN_Web_Interface}}} || db:SVN_Web_Interface || BNL wiki page || || {{{dbp_:Gaudi}}} || dbp_:Gaudi || private BNL wiki page for category ''Gaudi'' || || {{{swish:Acrylic}}} || swish:Acrylic || swish search for the string || || {{{offline:2008-08/msg00058.html}}} || offline:2008-08/msg00058.html || link to archived mail || Note that these can be used in all places that wiki text is allowed, namely : * in commit messages from your '''svn''' commandline * on wiki pages * in issue/feature request tickets To prettify the presentation of the link you can use the square bracket form : || '''text to enter''' || '''what it looks like''' || '''action''' || || {{{[search:?q=yield yield]}}} || [search:?q=yield yield] || search commit messages and tickets || || {{{[source:/dybgaudi/trunk /dybgaudi/trunk/]}}} || [source:/dybgaudi/trunk /dybgaudi/trunk/] || browser on a directory/file || For full details see TracLinks and TracSearch. == Trac Starting Points == * OriginalWikiStart -- Trac welcome page * TracGuide -- Built-in Documentation * [http://trac.edgewall.org/ The Trac project] -- Trac Open Source Project * [http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracFaq Trac FAQ] -- Frequently Asked Questions * TracSupport -- Trac Support For a complete list of local wiki pages, see TitleIndex.