The following fields can be pre-populated with a value supplied in the URL. Using links with these query parameters present allows you to guide end-users to enter an issue that is tailored to a specific need. Usually defining a template and specifying just a template value is better than specifying other values in a URL. The user must still review, edit, and submit the form. | Form field | URL query parameter | Values | | Template | template | Name of a defined template in this project | | Summary | summary | Initial summary string | | Description | comment | Prompt text to show in issue description area | | Status | status | Initial status value | | Owner | owner | Username of initial issue owner | | CC | cc | List of users to CC | | Components | components | Comma-separated list of initial component values | | Labels | labels | Comma-separated list of initial label values |
Constructing your URL: - Start w/ the base url - https://bugs.chromium.org/p/<project_name>/issues/entry
- Example: https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/entry
- Add your query parameters
- Example (using the "Defect from user" template) - https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/entry?template=Defect%20report%20from%20user
- Wiki - How url parameters work.
- Publish as a quick link (https://goo.gl/ works well).
Tips and Tricks: - For descriptions you'll need to url encode the text. Here's a site to help you.
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