Hi,
I am new to dragnet software and have found the need to do a keyword search with multiple values.
In the comments field our developers have been putting the version in which they have fixed the bug. So I am trying to build release notes and would like to do a search for all bugs where the version number between 3.0.122 and 3.0.126
Is this possible? without doing each one individually
Regards,
Chris Wescott
Keyword Search for multiple keywords
Moderator: SourceGear
Keyword search is a text based search so you can't really do a keyword search for items between two values.
You can use wild cards in the keyword search which may help you out a little bit. You should be able to search on 3.0.12* or 3.0.12?.
Of course that may return more results than you want (it will return 3.0.121 items for example). There is an explanation of the keywords and wild cards in the Item Tracking section of the Dragnet help.
You could do date query to find items fixed between two dates. If you know the dates of versions 3.0.122 and 3.0.126 you could query between those two dates rather than the version numbers in the comment.
In house we create a Milestone for each release. The bugs that are fixed/to be fixed for a certain release are all contained within the Milestone for that release. When we do the release notes, we just do a query on the verified items (which means they have been fixed and passed QA testing) in that Milestone.
You can use wild cards in the keyword search which may help you out a little bit. You should be able to search on 3.0.12* or 3.0.12?.
Of course that may return more results than you want (it will return 3.0.121 items for example). There is an explanation of the keywords and wild cards in the Item Tracking section of the Dragnet help.
You could do date query to find items fixed between two dates. If you know the dates of versions 3.0.122 and 3.0.126 you could query between those two dates rather than the version numbers in the comment.
In house we create a Milestone for each release. The bugs that are fixed/to be fixed for a certain release are all contained within the Milestone for that release. When we do the release notes, we just do a query on the verified items (which means they have been fixed and passed QA testing) in that Milestone.
Mary Jo Skrobul
SourceGear
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