Hi,
I was writing a plug-in that has an ITicketChangeListener, and when I
used the BatchModifyPlugin I was surprised to get Ticket's with a str
as .id
I hadn't really paid attention before, assuming id's would always be
int. I grepped the Trac source code and in all places I could find it's
expected to be an int.
I asked on IRC to make sure, and coderanger tells me that it should be
assumed that a Ticket.id is "anything that has a __str__ method", and
usually it comes straight from a database result.
So I proceeded to update my plugin to remove the integer assumptions,
and use str() everywhere to compare and manipulate, and my unit tests
ran into an exception that triggered a TypeError, in
trac.ticket.model.Ticket._fetch_ticket:
raise TracError('Ticket %d does not exist.' % tkt_id,
'Invalid Ticket Number')
Can someone tell me if this is a bug (if I follow coderanger's
explanation) or if I'm missing something obvious ?
I'll submit a doc patch or fix to clarify once someone explains it.
BTW, this is on the 0.10.5 branch.
Thanks,
Thomas
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