Story #102
closed
As a user, I can remove Python packages from my repositories using pulp-admin
Status:
CLOSED - CURRENTRELEASE
Target Release - Python:
0.0.0
Description
The platform supports removing Python packages via the REST API, but the Python admin client extensions do not yet include the command. Deliverables:
- Add a command to remove Python packages from repositories
- Include unit tests for the command
- Document the command, perhaps in the getting started/recipe section of the documentation.
- Sprint/Milestone set to 9
- Assignee set to skarmark@redhat.com
- Status changed from NEW to ASSIGNED
- Status changed from ASSIGNED to POST
- % Done changed from 0 to 90
- Platform Release set to 0.0.0
- Status changed from POST to 7
- % Done changed from 90 to 100
- Status changed from 7 to MODIFIED
Just realised that we are moving it to 'modified' after merging and NOT to closed. Updating status accordingly.
On 01/20/2015 05:55 PM, Sayli Karmarkar wrote:
Just realised that we are moving it to 'modified' after merging and NOT
to closed. Updating status accordingly.
Redmine has a feature where you can write fixes or closes and a bug
number in your commit message, and when it gets merged it will
automatically set your issue to the correct state and also make a
comment on it that has a link to your commit. It's pretty sweet. I've
been writing it as the last line of my commit message, like this:
closes #102
By the way, you can also write re #102 to add a comment on a bug without
changing its state. I did this when something I did failed tests later
and I needed to make an additional commit on an existing issue, but the
state didn't need to be changed.
- Status changed from MODIFIED to 5
This actually got released already with 0.0.0, but we forgot to mark it as such.
- Platform Release deleted (
0.0.0)
- Target Release - Python set to 0.0.0
- Status changed from 5 to CLOSED - CURRENTRELEASE
- Sprint set to January 2015
- Sprint/Milestone deleted (
9)
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