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Is it possible to setup trac with git to do the following.

1.) Given a ticket, identify which files were changed.

2.) (The inverse) - given a file, identify for which tickets it was modified.

Is there a way to setup this functionality with trac and git integration by - Where upon commit the ticket number is specified in the commit message causing the file names to be associated with the trac ticket in question.

macfreak
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Related functionality is provided by the CommitTicketUpdater component of Trac.

It (1) addes comments to all mentioned tickets with direct links from ticket (comment) to changeset. (2) File to ticket associations are visible via file's commit history: Links from changeset commit messages to ticket(s) are generated too, if you write #123 (TracLinks shortcut syntax) or ticket:123 instead of ticket 123, because messages support WikiFormatting.

hasienda
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  • The Ticket Changesets Plugin (http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/TracTicketChangesetsPlugin) is useful when used with this Trac component. It adds a box to each ticket listing all the revisions associated with it in one central location. – bta Nov 05 '13 at 01:01