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Allow non-admins to see the comments list #15
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This makes perfect sense and it should get in the next version (added it to the 1.2.0 milestone). I like the custom permissions idea better and I will implement it, unless you beat me to it :-) |
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Added a new interface - ICodeCommentChangeListener - to use for notifications. Added a new component - CodeCommentSystem - to act as the extension point for the above interface. (This could have been added to one of the other components, but I have plans for other refactorings and wanted a clean base for them.) Extended Comments.create() to trigger comment_created events. Added a new component - CodeCommentChangeListener - to respond to comment_created events. Sub-classed trac.notification.NotifyEmail to generate notification emails. Notifications are sent to the author of the resouce being commented on, and anyone else who has commented on the same resource. There is additional logic to determine who the notification should be *sent* and *copied* to. Added an option to control whether notifications are sent to the person making the comment (off by default). Removed unused variable.
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I think that
TICKET_CREATE
and/orTICKET_VIEW
should be enought to see code comments list... Or even better - additional permission type:CODE_COMMENTS_LIST
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