Note:This goal should be used as a Maven report.
Full name:
org.apache.maven.plugins:maven-changes-plugin:2.4:trac-report
Description:
Attributes:
2.1
.Name | Type | Since | Description |
---|---|---|---|
columnNames | String |
2.2 |
Sets the column names that you want to show in the report. The
columns will appear in the report in the same order as you specify
them here. Multiple values can be separated by commas.
Valid columns are: Default value is: Id,Type,Summary,Assignee,Reporter,Priority,Status,Resolution,Created,Updated . |
outputDirectory | File |
2.1 |
Report output directory. Note that this parameter is only relevant
if the goal is run from the command line or from the default build
lifecycle. If the goal is run indirectly as part of a site
generation, the output directory configured in the Maven Site
Plugin is used instead. Default value is: ${project.reporting.outputDirectory} . |
outputEncoding | String |
2.4 |
Report output encoding. Note that this parameter is only relevant
if the goal is run from the command line or from the default build
lifecycle. If the goal is run indirectly as part of a site
generation, the output encoding configured in the Maven Site Plugin
is used instead. Default value is: ${project.reporting.outputEncoding} . |
query | String |
2.1 |
Defines the Trac query for searching ticket. Default value is: order=id . |
tracPassword | String |
2.1 |
Defines the Trac password for authentication into a private Trac
installation. |
tracUser | String |
2.1 |
Defines the Trac username for authentication into a private Trac
installation. |
Valid columns are: Assignee
,
Component
, Created
, Fix
Version
, Id
, Priority
,
Reporter
, Resolution
,
Status
, Summary
, Type
and
Updated
.
java.lang.String
2.2
No
Id,Type,Summary,Assignee,Reporter,Priority,Status,Resolution,Created,Updated
java.io.File
2.1
No
${project.reporting.outputDirectory}
java.lang.String
2.4
No
${outputEncoding}
${project.reporting.outputEncoding}
java.lang.String
2.1
No
order=id
java.lang.String
2.1
No
java.lang.String
2.1
No