I used the little wrapper I wrote around Trac that I used in my
tracmerge script (the code of which is also online, but without
documentation).  You'll need ptrac.py, but all it does is implement a
database insert command for you.

Check out http://trac-hacks.org/browser/tracmergescript/yoheeb

On Tue, Jun 24, 2008 at 10:39 AM,  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> On Jun 24, 9:33 am, "Chris Mulligan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> This is pretty easy, as long as you access the database directly and
>> aren't trying to change any links in wiki pages or anything. There are
>> two or three places you need to change if you're modifying a ticket.
>> If you're just making a new one all you need to do is specify the
>> correct ticket number as the ID when you insert into the ticket table.
>>
>> You could write a fairly simple python script to insert the tickets
>> based off a CSV, with hard coded ticket numbers.
>>
> That is pretty much exactly what i think I should do.  In this case, I
> actually COULD start my insertion at a sequential point, our list
> happens to be numbered form 1-N, in order, and also has no gaps, so,
> technically I don't think I even need to force ticket numbers.
>
> THAT said, any pointers?  I am lazy, and am sure someone has done
> this(this is why I migrated to python....the efficiency makes up for
> my general laziness)
> >
>

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