--- a/pyforge/docs/platform_tour.rst
+++ b/pyforge/docs/platform_tour.rst
@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@
- Forum: Forum, Thread, Post, Attachment
- Wiki: Page, Comment, Attachment
-- Tracker: Issue, Comment, Attachment
+- Tracker: Ticket, Comment, Attachment
- SCM: Repository, Commit, Patch
In order to implement your own artifact, you should override at least a few of
@@ -141,9 +141,9 @@
- The artifact is added to the index and will appear in searches
- A shortlink is generated for the artifact (e.g. [MyWikiPage]). This allows you
to reference the artifact from other artifacts. For instance, you might want
- to reference `[Issue#151]` from `[Commit#abac332a]`. Whenever the commit message
- is displayed in the SCM plugin, any references to `[Issue#151]` will be
- automatically linked to that Issue's page.
+ to reference `[Ticket#151]` from `[Commit#abac332a]`. Whenever the commit message
+ is displayed in the SCM plugin, any references to `[Ticket#151]` will be
+ automatically linked to that Ticket's page.
Shortlinks work only within a project hierarchy (in order to link to some other project's
page, you'll have to use the full URL). Sometimes, a shortlink may need to be
@@ -152,12 +152,12 @@
by either the plugin mount point or a project ID and plugin mount point.
For
-instance, suppose we have an issue tracker mounted at `projects/test/tracker`
-with Issue #42 in it. Further suppose that there is an SCM repository mounted at
+instance, suppose we have an ticket tracker mounted at `projects/test/tracker`
+with Ticket #42 in it. Further suppose that there is an SCM repository mounted at
`projects/test/subproject/repo`. A user could push a commit to that repository
with the commit message `[projects/test:tracker:42] - Fix weird issue`. If you
then examined the commit in the SCM plugin, the shortlink would be clickable and
-would take you to the issue itself. The Tracker plugin would also list the
+would take you to the ticket itself. The Tracker plugin would also list the
commit message as a "related object" in a sidebar to allow for quick cross-referencing.
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