Defect #13540
Updated by Toshi MARUYAMA over 7 years ago
In Redmine version 2.3.0, when you copy a project that the issues have custom fields, this fields aren't copied. In a previous release of Redmine (2.1.2) this problem is resolved. *The solution* could be the same that is explained in the issue #11315. 11315: http://www.redmine.org/issues/11315 This issue is the same that issue #13518, #13518: http://www.redmine.org/issues/13518 , but in redmine 2.3.0 This solution consist in: * Modify the file app/models/issue.rb to add a call to a function to recalculate the custom fields ** In *tracker_id* function: <pre><code class="diff"> def tracker_id=(tid) self.tracker = nil result = write_attribute(:tracker_id, tid) - @custom_field_values = nil + recalculate_custom_field_values! result end </code></pre> ** In *project* function <pre><code class="diff"> def project=(project, keep_tracker=false) project_was = self.project write_attribute(:project_id, project ? project.id : nil) association_instance_set('project', project) if project_was && project && project_was != project (...) - @custom_field_values = nil + recalculate_custom_field_values! end end </code> </pre> * Finally, add the new method in lib/plugins/acts_as_customizable/lib/acts_as_customizable.rb <pre><code class="ruby"> # Recalculate custom_field_values based on current available_custom_fields. # We need to make sure no extraneous custom_field_values are saved, # #custom_field_values= will only save values for custom fields available # to this object. def recalculate_custom_field_values! cfv_hash = custom_field_values.inject({}) {|h,cfv| h[cfv.custom_field.id] = cfv.value; h} reset_custom_values! self.custom_field_values = cfv_hash end </code></pre> ========================== *My Environment* Ruby version 2.0.0 (x86_64-linux) RubyGems version 2.0.3 Rack version 1.4 Rails version 3.2.13 Active Record version 3.2.13 Action Pack version 3.2.13 Active Resource version 3.2.13 Action Mailer version 3.2.13 Active Support version 3.2.13 Environment production Database adapter mysql2