bug_tracker::bug::insert (public)

 bug_tracker::bug::insert -bug_id bug_id -package_id package_id \
    -component_id component_id -found_in_version found_in_version \
    -summary summary -description description -desc_format desc_format \
    [ -user_agent user_agent ] [ -user_id user_id ] \
    [ -ip_address ip_address ] [ -item_subtype item_subtype ] \
    [ -content_type content_type ] \
    [ -fix_for_version fix_for_version ] [ -assign_to assign_to ]

Defined in packages/bug-tracker/tcl/bug-procs.tcl

Inserts a new bug into the content repository. You probably don't want to run this yourself - to create a new bug, use bug_tracker::bug::new and let it do the hard work for you.

Switches:

-bug_id (required)

-package_id (required)

-component_id (required)

-found_in_version (required)

-summary (required)

-description (required)

-desc_format (required)

-user_agent (optional)

-user_id (optional)

-ip_address (optional)

-item_subtype (optional, defaults to "bt_bug")

-content_type (optional, defaults to "bt_bug_revision")

-fix_for_version (optional)

-assign_to (optional)

Returns:

bug_id The same bug_id passed in, just for convenience.

See Also:

• bug_tracker::bug::new

Partial Call Graph (max 5 caller/called nodes):

Testcases:

No testcase defined.