Using CruiseControl.net 1.6 i can no longer see the view statistics link on the view project page so cannot see the nice graphs containing details about the previous builds.
This feature worked in v1.5. Is there some setting I have to change? or a minimum number of builds before it shows the statistics graphs link?
-- Lee
Did you add <projectStatisticsPlugin xslFileName="xsl\StatisticsGraphs.xsl" /> to dashboard.config?
The line goes under dashboard > plugins > projectPlugins.
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Looking for some support on NetSuite Advanced PDF's. I'm configuring an advanced PDF for our Purchase Orders and we're looking to add ~2 pages of terms and conditions as an appendix to our PO form within the same PDF file.
Any recommendations on how to configure this?
Insert a <pbr /> element prior to your T&C
If you are not using source view on the template you should start doing that. It opens a world of possibility.
You can also use <pbr /> to change some characteristics of the following page. See https://bfo.com/products/report/docs/userguide.pdf for details.
So in gitlab you can use [[_TOC_]] to display a table of contents for the current page - which works on headings.
But I want to have a heirachy in my wiki like:
<home-url>/Project1
<home-url>/Project1/Tools
<home-url>/Project1/Debugging
<home-url>/Project1/Debugging/GDB
<home-url>/Project1/Debugging/MSVS
Such that in the Project1 page I get an index (links) to each section similar to the table of contents layyout - e.g.:
- Tools
- Debugging
- GDB
- MSVS
I can do this manually, but that's a pain to maintain. Is there some automatic tool to do this for me like TOC?
The TOC support steams from issue 2494, and was implemented in issue 21901, which gave us the Markdown [[_TOC_]] syntax.
Even the current request to support [TOC] instead (issue 14193) does not mention any layout option to include a hierarchical display.
As mentioned in the first issue:
If you need more control, you can open a new issue at https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/issues and upvote it.
For example: issue 215988: "Add Gollum depth level support for Wikis Table of Contents [[_TOC_]]"
Having the ability to limit a [[TOC]] depth is useful to show a more synthetic view of a page while keeping its deeply nested structure.
See also GitLab 15.3 "Visualize table of contents in the WYSIWYG wiki editor".
Thanks to VonC for the actual answer - i.e. there is not such a feature at the moment (well, not quite as I want it) - but there is the side bar in gitlab wiki which shows you the pages within your wiki.
If you structure you wiki into folders and subfolders then you can navigate with this side bar "tree". Its not collapseable - so its just a bog-roll off text, but it is indented to aid navigation.
It works well enough for simple wikis with a few dozen pages - but probably if there are hundreds of pages it might start to breakdown - at that point you might want to break your wiki up into several wikis with a top-level links page or some such.
Here is (a crap) picture - it was the best I could see on google without looking too hard see here
You get this for free (without doing anything) so its decent for most cases.
I want to run the Checked-out-pages report but there are no parameters. The only thing I see in the layout is this line of code
%%control:ReportTable?CheckedOutDocsTable%%
I haven't found any tutorials or even reference material to fully explain how to create parameters. I appreciate any possible help.
Documentation on defining report parameters can be found at:
https://docs.kentico.com/k10/configuring-kentico/working-with-system-reports/defining-report-parameters
The View tab of the Checked-out Pages report should already be populated with a table of checked-out pages, so long as you are using content locking and at least one page has been checked-out by a user.
I'm writing an app that uses the GitLab API, and I'd like to list the pages in the wiki. I can do something like http://gitlab/username/project/wikis/home.md to get the source of an individual file, and see all pages with http://gitlab/username/project/wikis/pages, but I can't do http://gitlab/username/project/wikis/pages.md due to a 500 error.
Is there a way I can retrieve the list of files in the wiki?
So there's now a GitLab Wiki API available which does everything I need:
https://docs.gitlab.com/ce/api/wikis.html
It can be used something like this:
https://gitlab.example.com/api/v4/projects/:project_id/wikis?with_content=1&private_token=yourtokenhere
Note; if this list is to facilitate a TOC (Table of content) for navigation purpose, you now have GitLab 13.5 (October 2020), which comes with:
Deep-level wiki navigation
In GitLab 13.5, along with the release of group wikis, we have another huge improvement in how to view and navigate the file structure of a wiki.
Currently, it’s very difficult to see where you are or understand the structure of a wiki if you have multiple folder levels. This makes it difficult to navigate, find pages, and mentally map your information.
With this release, we’ve introduced wiki deep nesting in the sidebar so you can see all of your pages and navigate accordingly.
See Documentation and Issue.
Possibly not what you wanted (and a bit late) but if you have modified your Sidebar (i.e. _sidebar) you can make a copy of it and then delete it.
You could also add link:pages[List all pages]
to your home page. That might avoid, somehow, the 500 you get from pages.md
I would like to display top 10 contributors to a space in Confluence in the last year that have created, updated or removed pages.
There is some statistics on Browse Space > Activity, but only monthly, not yearly.
{topusers:spaces=space_name|events=create,update,remove|timespan=365d}
source: http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/CONFEXT/Confluence+Usage+Tracking+Plugin
example: http://wiki.openqa.org/display/WTR/Top+Wiki+Contributors (click Edit to see the code)
I have just finished some macro work
http://zhapu-road.appspot.com/2010/08/2/confluence-top-contributors-profile-picture-and-personal-contributors-ranking-in-Confluence.html