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==Complex queries== | ==Complex queries== | ||
If you have a bugzilla query with f1, o1, and v1 parameters you can make a mediawiki-bugzilla chart with those parameters. So if you have field 1, with operator 1 and value 1, they go together; so you can put f2, o2, v2 and so on into your wiki chart. You can further connect two such queries by starting out your query with f1=OP and j1=OR to have a higher level operator such as AND and OR. Example: | If you have a bugzilla query with f1, o1, and v1 parameters you can make a mediawiki-bugzilla chart with those parameters. So if you have field 1, with operator 1 and value 1, they go together; so you can put f2, o2, v2 and so on into your wiki chart. You can further connect two such queries by starting out your query with f1=OP and j1=OR to have a higher level operator such as AND and OR. Example: | ||
<pre> | |||
<bugzilla> | |||
{ | |||
"include_fields":"id,summary,status,qa_contact,whiteboard,cf_qa_whiteboard", | |||
"f1":"OP", | |||
"j1":"OR", | |||
"f2":"cf_fx_iteration", | |||
"o2":"equals", | |||
"v2":"34.1", | |||
"f3":"status_whiteboard", | |||
"o3":"anywordssubstr", | |||
"v3":"s=34.1" | |||
} | |||
</bugzilla></pre> | |||
<bugzilla> | <bugzilla> | ||
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} | } | ||
</bugzilla> | </bugzilla> | ||
==Code repo== | ==Code repo== |