@@ -851,24 +851,24 @@ behaviour:
851851
852852* All properties support the following attributes:
853853
854- - ``required``: see `design documentation`_. Adds the property to
855- the list returned by calling get_required_props for the class.
856- - ``default_value``: see `design documentation`_ Sets the default
857- value if the property is not set.
858- - ``quiet``: see `design documentation`_. Suppresses user visible
859- to changes to this property. The property change is not reported:
860-
861- - in the change feedback/confirmation message in the web
862- interface
863- - the property change section of the nosy email
864- - the web history at the bottom of an item's page
865-
866- This can be used to store state of the user interface (e.g. the
867- names of elements that are collapsed or hidden from the
868- user). Making properties that are updated as an indirect result of
869- a user's change (e.g. updating a blockers property, counting
870- number of times an issue was reopened or reassigned etc.) should
871- not be displayed to the user as they can be confusing.
854+ - ``required``: see `design documentation`_. Adds the property to
855+ the list returned by calling get_required_props for the class.
856+ - ``default_value``: see `design documentation`_ Sets the default
857+ value if the property is not set.
858+ - ``quiet``: see `design documentation`_. Suppresses user visible
859+ to changes to this property. The property change is not reported:
860+
861+ - in the change feedback/confirmation message in the web
862+ interface
863+ - the property change section of the nosy email
864+ - the web history at the bottom of an item's page
865+
866+ This can be used to store state of the user interface (e.g. the
867+ names of elements that are collapsed or hidden from the
868+ user). Making properties that are updated as an indirect result of
869+ a user's change (e.g. updating a blockers property, counting
870+ number of times an issue was reopened or reassigned etc.) should
871+ not be displayed to the user as they can be confusing.
872872
873873.. index:: triple: schema; property attributes; indexme
874874
@@ -1091,21 +1091,20 @@ interface. Note that this will NOT result in an entry in the journal,
10911091so again it allows a silent change. To do this you need to make two
10921092rest requests. An example using curl is::
10931093
1094- $ curl -u demo:demo -s
1095- -H "X-requested-with: rest" \
1096- -H "Referer: https://tracker.example.com/demo/" \
1097- -X GET \
1098- https://tracker.example.com/demo/rest/data/file/30/content
1099- {
1100- "data": {
1101- "id": "30",
1102- "type": "<class 'str'>",
1103- "link": "https://tracker.example.com/demo/rest/data/file/30/conten
1104- t",
1105- "data": "hello3",
1106- "@etag": "\"3f2f8063dbce5b6bd43567e6f4f3c671\""
1107- }
1108- }
1094+ $ curl -u demo:demo -s
1095+ -H "X-requested-with: rest" \
1096+ -H "Referer: https://tracker.example.com/demo/" \
1097+ -X GET \
1098+ https://tracker.example.com/demo/rest/data/file/30/content
1099+ {
1100+ "data": {
1101+ "id": "30",
1102+ "type": "<class 'str'>",
1103+ "link": "https://tracker.example.com/demo/rest/data/file/30/content",
1104+ "data": "hello3",
1105+ "@etag": "\"3f2f8063dbce5b6bd43567e6f4f3c671\""
1106+ }
1107+ }
11091108
11101109using the etag, overwrite the content with::
11111110
@@ -1254,11 +1253,12 @@ Examples of adding to your schema
12541253
12551254Some examples are in the :ref:`CustomExamples` section below.
12561255
1257- Also the `Roundup wiki`_ has additional examples of how schemas can be
1258- customised to add new functionality.
1256+ Also you can start with `Roundup wiki CategorySchema`_ to see a list
1257+ of additional examples of how schemas can be customised to add new
1258+ functionality.
12591259
1260- .. _Roundup wiki:
1261- https://wiki.roundup-tracker.org/
1260+ .. _Roundup wiki CategorySchema :
1261+ https://wiki.roundup-tracker.org/CategorySchema
12621262
12631263.. index:: !detectors
12641264.. _detectors:
@@ -1389,7 +1389,7 @@ to use one, copy it to the ``'detectors'`` of your tracker instance:
13891389 The reason for this is that Microsoft Internet Explorer will not open
13901390 things with a .eml attachment, as they deem it 'unsafe'. Worse yet,
13911391 they'll just give you an incomprehensible error message. For more
1392- information, see the detector code - it has a length explanation.
1392+ information, see the detector code - it has a lengthy explanation.
13931393
13941394
13951395.. index:: auditors; rules for use
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