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Using the Trac Tags Plugin on Debian
====================================
Installation
============
To enable the Tags plugin in a specific trac instance, you need to add
one line to the [components] section of trac.ini:
[components]
tractags.* = enabled
Configuration
=============
Plugin configuration is done in the [tags] stanza of trac.ini.
Only two config variables are supported as of TracTags 0.6:
[tags]
ignore_closed_tickets = false
ticket_fields = component, keywords
Troubleshooting
===============
Tags features not showing up in your trac web UI? Here are some
pointers to get you started:
Permissions
-----------
Remember that you need to grant TAGS_VIEW and/or TAGS_MODIFY to the
relevant user account. You can do this with trac-admin.
Older versions getting in the way
---------------------------------
If you have had an older (non-debian-packaged) version of trac-tags
installed, it might take precedence over the debian-packaged version.
To fix that, Make sure you get rid of (or move out of the way) all
instances of that installation. Here's one (disk-thrashing) way to
look for all copies (including files from this package, so use good
judgement when cleaning up!):
find / -iname '*tractags*'
More Info
=========
For more info, please see:
http://trac-hacks.org/wiki/TagsPlugin
-- Daniel Kahn Gillmor <dkg@fifthhorseman.net>, Thu, 22 Sep 2011 17:59:21 -0400
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