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How to use Trac and SVN together, how do I know if a file is for a specific ticket?

For example, a file has been modified to run a promotion ticket, what I want to do is associated with the transferred file to the ticket. How to use Trac and SVN together, how do I know if a file is for a specific ticket? Is it possible?

Thanks.

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As stated in TracWiki , the intended workflow is:

  • Trac user starts work on ticket
  • They get the code from the version control system.
  • Upon completion, they commit their changes to the version control repository
  • User inserts Trac ticket number in commit message as TracLink
  • Trac can now display a set of changes for a ticket

If TracLink has the value #1 or ticket:1 or even comment:1:ticket:2 when referring to tickets.

If you missed the link creation when committing, you can still create it in the comments of the tickets themselves, using TracLinks like: r2 , r1:3 , [1:3] , log:@1:3 , etc.

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you can refer to the revision when closing the ticket: r253 , for example,
and you can refer to the ticket in a commit message: #7525 , for example.

Other than that, I doubt that anything can be done.

Obviously, you can parse the log message with the on-commit hook and make a notification about sorting the tickets of interest again, but you will need to have access to the server, which I assume.

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You can use the Trac post-commit hook. It allows you to close tickets using your commit journal messages. See the script here .

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