On 2013-11-11 at 11:28:38 +0100, Simon Marlow wrote: > On dealing with spam: when we had spam in the past I was careful to > actually delete it rather than just undoing the changes that had been > made, because the latter means the spam doesn't linger in the history. > > Changes to wiki pages are easy enough to delete by reverting the > revision. We used to have a plugin for deleting tickets and changes > to tickets, but I don't see that now. How do we delete tickets?
..that's now part of Trac 1.0.x; I've (re)enabled it just now (hoping it doesn't get used by accident), the docs says: | TicketDeleter — Ticket and ticket comment deleter. | | This component allows deleting ticket comments and complete | tickets. For users having TICKET_ADMIN permission, it adds a "Delete" | button next to each "Reply" button on the page. The button in the | ticket description requests deletion of the complete ticket, and the | buttons in the change history request deletion of a single comment. | | Comment and ticket deletion are irreversible (and therefore dangerous) | operations. For that reason, a confirmation step is requested. The | confirmation page shows the ticket box (in the case of a ticket | deletion) or the ticket change (in the case of a comment deletion). _______________________________________________ haskell-infrastructure mailing list [email protected] http://community.galois.com/mailman/listinfo/haskell-infrastructure
