Does anyone have examples of using python-bugzilla to set release notes?

On 06/19/2014 03:31 PM, Bryan Kearney wrote: > Does anyone have examples of using python-bugzilla to set release notes? > Haven't confirmed, but it's probably just: bz.update([list, of, ids], {"cf_release_notes": "my release notes"}) If you're ever wondering what the bugzilla field name is, you can do bugzilla query --bug_id $bugnum --raw And check the attribute names - Cole

On 06/19/2014 04:26 PM, Bryan Kearney wrote: > On 06/19/2014 04:18 PM, Cole Robinson wrote: >> On 06/19/2014 03:31 PM, Bryan Kearney wrote: >>> Does anyone have examples of using python-bugzilla to set release notes? >>> >> >> Haven't confirmed, but it's probably just: >> >> bz.update([list, of, ids], {"cf_release_notes": "my release notes"}) >> >> If you're ever wondering what the bugzilla field name is, you can do >> >> bugzilla query --bug_id $bugnum --raw >> >> And check the attribute names >> >> - Cole >> > I tried to do > > updates = bugzilla.build_update(\ > cf_doc_type = "v8_cf_doc_type", > cf.release_notes = note) > bugzilla.update_bugs(bugid,updates) > > but I keep getting failures since this is a rh extension. does the bz.update > path bypass the check of known attributes? > build_update doesn't have an explicit option for the custom RH release_notes field, and a bunch of other custom fields as well. All build_update does is a more user friendly way to create a suitable dictionary to pass to update_bugs. So you can also do: update = bugzilla.build_update(...) update["cf_release_notes"] = "foo" bugzilla.update_bugs(ids, update) - Cole