| list_changed | R Documentation |
Specify the type of status changes you are interested in and the limits of a time interval during which the status change must have occurred. The function will return a list of bugs matching these criteria. By default, the R bug tracker is queried.
list_changed(
type = c("opened", "opened_confirmed", "closed", "closed_fixed"),
from = to - 120 - 7 * 24 * 3600,
to = Sys.time() + 60,
exclude_components = "Wishlist",
list_url = NULL,
info_url = NULL
)
type |
Type of changes to list ( |
from |
Starting point of search interval. Look for changes that occurred
at this moment or after it. Must be |
to |
Like |
exclude_components |
Don't show bugs with the component field matching
one of the given |
list_url |
Optional URL to use for the |
info_url |
Optional URL for |
The type option specifies what kind of changes will be detected:
"opened"Bug report was created during the time frame
(from ... to) and is still open.
"opened_confirmed"Like "opened", and the bug is
confirmed.
"closed"The last status change of the bug occurred during the time frame, and the bug is still CLOSED.
"closed_fixed"Like "closed", and the resolution of the
bug is FIXED.
A list of bugs matching the criteria. The format is the same as used
by list_bugs.
## Not run:
fixed_jan_2017 <- list_changed("closed_fixed",
from = "2017-01-01", to = "2017-02-01")
## End(Not run)
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