[PoC] Added Markup wiki macro. #275
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It's unlikely we'll want this. Discussed with @ontowhee 2025-09-29, and it's more likely we'll develop on djangoproject.com and consume APIs. |
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@ontowhee expressed an interest providing better/additional interactive views into Trac data.
I offerred to make a minimal investigation into whether there was a Trac-native way of embedding custom interactive markup so that we could iterate on issue tracker tools without Trac getting in the way.
I came up with this. @ontowhee, what do you think, does this help you get any of your tools into the Trac home page?