On 11 Jan 2007, at 12:17, Brian J=F8rgensen wrote:
> Johannes Kilian wrote:
>> It would be nice if the -bugzilla flag converts also commit-entry =20
>> parts
>> as for example "bug14" "Bug#14" "bug# 14", etc to links ...
Ok, the next release will do this.
The new regex pattern (case-insensitive) is:
bug\\s*(?:number\\s*)?(?:#\\s*)?(\\d+)
Ideas on how to catch more cases are welcome.
> I would suggest allowing the user to specify a pattern, since all =20
> cases
> can't be supported anyway. Localized commit messages wouldn't be =20
> caught
> by this approach.
Let's try to avoid adding more configuration options, unless really =20
necessary. Don't you think we can catch the vast majority of cases =20
with a flexible regex?
I think we should ignore non-english commit messages until there is =20
some evidence that people actually need support for it. (German =20
speakers, for example, usually don't translate "bug".)
> Additionally the default pattern should be moved from the Mantis and
> Bugzilla classes to a super class.
Good idea. Done.
Richard
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