Bugzilla::Product - Bugzilla product class.
use Bugzilla::Product;
my $product = new Bugzilla::Product(1);
my $product = new Bugzilla::Product({ name => 'AcmeProduct' });
my @components = $product->components();
my $groups_controls = $product->group_controls();
my @milestones = $product->milestones();
my @versions = $product->versions();
my $bugcount = $product->bug_count();
my $bug_ids = $product->bug_ids();
my $has_access = $product->user_has_access($user);
my $flag_types = $product->flag_types();
my $id = $product->id;
my $name = $product->name;
my $description = $product->description;
my isactive = $product->is_active;
my votesperuser = $product->votes_per_user;
my maxvotesperbug = $product->max_votes_per_bug;
my votestoconfirm = $product->votes_to_confirm;
my $defaultmilestone = $product->default_milestone;
my $classificationid = $product->classification_id;
my $allows_unconfirmed = $product->allows_unconfirmed;
Product.pm represents a product object. It is an implementation of Bugzilla::Object, and thus provides all methods that Bugzilla::Object provides.
The methods that are specific to Bugzilla::Product are listed below.
components Description: Returns an array of component objects belonging to
the product.
Params: none.
Returns: An array of Bugzilla::Component object.
group_controls() Description: Returns a hash (group id as key) with all product
group controls.
Params: $full_data (optional, false by default) - when true,
the number of bugs per group applicable to the product
is also returned. Moreover, bug groups which have no
special settings for the product are also returned.
Returns: A hash with group id as key and hash containing
a Bugzilla::Group object and the properties of group
relative to the product.
groups_mandatory_forTells you what groups are mandatory for bugs in this product.
$user - The user who you want to check.
Bugzilla::Group objects.groups_validReturns an arrayref of Bugzilla::Group objects, representing groups that bugs could validly be restricted to within this product. Used mostly by Bugzilla::Bug to assure that you're adding valid groups to a bug.
Note: This doesn't check whether or not the current user can add/remove bugs to/from these groups. It just tells you that bugs could be in these groups, in this product.
versionsDescription: Returns all valid versions for that product. Params: none. Returns: An array of Bugzilla::Version objects.
milestonesDescription: Returns all valid milestones for that product. Params: none. Returns: An array of Bugzilla::Milestone objects.
bug_count()Description: Returns the total of bugs that belong to the product. Params: none. Returns: Integer with the number of bugs.
bug_ids()Description: Returns the IDs of bugs that belong to the product. Params: none. Returns: An array of integer.
user_has_access() Description: Tells you whether or not the user is allowed to enter
bugs into this product, based on the C<entry> group
control. To see whether or not a user can actually
enter a bug into a product, use C<$user->can_enter_product>.
Params: C<$user> - A Bugzilla::User object.
Returns C<1> If this user's groups allow him C<entry> access to
this Product, C<0> otherwise.
flag_types() Description: Returns flag types available for at least one of
its components.
Params: none.
Returns: Two references to an array of flagtype objects.
preloadWhen passed an arrayref of Bugzilla::Product objects, preloads their "milestones", "components", and "versions", which is much faster than calling those accessors on every item in the array individually.
This function is not exported, so must be called like Bugzilla::Product::preload($products).
check_product($product_name) Description: Checks if the product name was passed in and if is a valid
product.
Params: $product_name - String with a product name.
Returns: Bugzilla::Product object.