I need to create a report showing some specific artifacts. There is not any way to search for them, except knowing their IDs. Is there any way I can create a report for them?
Let say I want a report showing artifacts IDs 1, 7 and 13. How can I create such a report?
As I have not found any answer to this specific need, I have created Python package to get this feature.
It is available here: https://gitlab.com/Simpom/tare
Thanks to this package, the solution to the specific question is:
from tare import Tuleap
tuleap = Tuleap('https://my_tuleap_server.com/plugins/tracker/?tracker=12')
report = tuleap.get_report([1, 7, 13])
print(report.summary())
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I have been able to successfully run the pre-trained model of TextSum (Tensorflow 1.2.1). The output consists of summaries of CNN & Dailymail articles (which are chuncked into bin format prior to testing).
I have also been able to create the aforementioned bin format test data for CNN/Dailymail articles & vocab file (per instructions here). However, I am not able to create my own test data to check how good the summary is. I have tried modifying the make_datafiles.py code to remove had coded values. I am able to create tokenized files, but the next step seems to be failing. It'll be great if someone can help me understand what url_lists is being used for. Per the github readme -
"For each of the url lists all_train.txt, all_val.txt and all_test.txt, the corresponding tokenized stories are read from file, lowercased and written to serialized binary files train.bin, val.bin and test.bin. These will be placed in the newly-created finished_files directory."
How is a URL such as http://web.archive.org/web/20150401100102id_/http://www.cnn.com/2015/04/01/europe/france-germanwings-plane-crash-main/ being mapped to the corresponding story in my data folder? If someone has had success with this, please do let me know how to go about this. Thanks in advance!
Update: I was able to figure out how to use own data to create bin files for testing (and avoid using url_lists altogether).
This will be helpful - https://github.com/dondon2475848/make_datafiles_for_pgn
Will update answer once I figure out how to fix ROGUE scoring for this.
I created a report - RptBasics and saved it in spotfire library. The report is built on Information Link named UserBasics. I realized after creating whole report that it was to be built on Information Link named CustomerBasics.
Is there a way I can change only the Information Link of report instead of rebuilding whole report from scratch ? Alternately, can I duplicate whole report and change Information link at that time ?
Yes to both of your questions.
Is there a way I can change only the Information Link of report instead of rebuilding whole report from scratch?
Open the dxp in the Professional Client
Click File > Replace Data Table
Select the Information Link you want to replace from the dropdown
Click Select > Information Link
Choose the NEW / CORRECT Information Link
Alternately, can I duplicate whole report and change Information link at that time
When you save the dxp back to the Library, just save it as a different file name. Thus, you will have two versions... each with different datasources.
Each month I have to manually create a report for my team. For this I use a combination of numbers generated from a groovy script I've written, screenshot, cut & paste from a series of charts in our JIRA instance and cut and pasted excel charts.
I'm finding it more and more boring to do this by hand and I suspect that there is an easier way to automatically generate this report. I can generate the word document with data from the groovy script using this application (http://www.docmosis.com/) but I have not yet found a way of auto including JIRA charts in the generation or excel so my question is:
Is it possible to generate a word document that contains generated data from various sources including (in order of importance):
JIRA charts
Programmatically generate data and
Excel charts?
As you already coded your logic in Groovy, best would be skipping the Excel step and generate your report directly from JIRA using the JIRA PDF View Plugin. This plugin will reduce your work to a single click and download you a nice PDF document (PDF is more portable than Word docs).
These short tutorials help you:
Reuse your Groovy scripts for reporting logic (also see the "Charts" tutorial there)
Bring the data, charts and the template together
Update 2 years after my original answer:
JIRA PDF View Plugin 3.5.0+ can also export JIRA charts (gadgets in JIRA dashboards, to be precise). So, now you can execute your Groovy scripts, include JIRA charts and bring all the result together in a professional PDF document.
Even better, now there exists a free plugin that will make the monthly process 100% automatic for you! It will generate your PDF document and send that to your team members' mailboxes, according to the preferred schedule (CRON trigger).
Related tutorials:
Exporting JIRA dashboards to PDF
Automating JIRA PDF exports
Discl: I'm a developer working on these products, yet this is the best solution to your problem. :-)
Most of the charts generated in Jira are created from data returned from search results. So you can get data from Jira using REST or SOAP api and generate your own charts by other means.
I am not sure if there is a no-coding method of doing it. But I would write a C# program that adds data to the Word template from your sources (Jira, other programs, Excel). And would create a template that generated charts from inserted data.
For Word document generation I would have a look here -http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/20287/Generating-Word-Reports-Documents
For chart creation in the document I would have a look here - http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word-help/create-a-chart-in-a-document-HP005190046.aspx
Easiest if you convert your JIRA chart to an image first. When you say JIRA chart, do you mean something from this plugin?
Once you have an image, your document generation tool ought to be able to include that.
There are many document generation tools which can include programmatically generated data, and some of those can include Excel charts.
There is now a JIRA plugin to generate charts in Word documents which may help you.
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.clariostechnology.officecharts.officecharts
There is now also Intelligent Reporter for JIRA which is a no-code method for creating word documents from your JIRA data, including native Word charts with full formatting from JIRA data.
https://marketplace.atlassian.com/plugins/com.clariostechnology.intelligentreports
Disclaimer: I work for the company that created this plugin. If there is anything you need that it cannot do, please let me know.
I'm using NCover 3.4 (current as of 2010-06-16) to create html reports, which I wish to link to from CCNet.
This article explains how,
http://csut017.wordpress.com/2009/05/29/improved-ncover-integration/
but my build-specific report is not stored in a way that is expected in article(?). At least it does not work for me.
I guess the question is - given a directory with files, how do I get them included in my build-log?
I get reports generated in ./src/coverage/FullCoverageReport during the build.
When I click my report link in dashboard
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I get
[6:WARN] Unable to find file '74\coverage\FullCoverageReport\fullcoveragereport.html' in 'HealthMonitor'
We abandoned using NCover 3.4 and use NCover 1.5.8 instead. It produces the desired reports in xml, hence the need for html inclusion is no longer there...
I need to generate changelog from Trac for a specific version as XML and then process it with a custom XSL. It seems one of the default reports is the case (All Tickets By Milestone (Including closed)). However, if i request it as XML (by adding format=rss to the url) the output XML does not contain Status, Resolution, Milestone fields. How do i configure it to contain all the fields? How do you generate your changelogs from Trac to include it in release notes?
1) Please provide a copy of the Query (Click on SQL Query link at the bottom of the page)
What I find strange is that normally you get more columns in the CSV/RSS-XML reports than in the HTML version (see Wiki page TracReports and the extract below)
2) Personally I generate my changelogs directly from Trac into pdf. I personalised the SQL statement as much as possible to get what I want. I prefer to get a result quickly and economically rather than spand a lot of time to get exactly what I want.
===== TracReports extract =====
column -- Hide data. Prepending an underscore ('') to a column name instructs Trac to hide the contents from the HTML output. This is useful for information to be visible only if downloaded in other formats (like CSV or RSS/XML).