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I'm willing to create a patch that adds this feature. Can someone give me a hint where to start. E.g. which file or function to look first. I'm new to Redmine/Ruby development, btw.

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Tobias Roeser wrote:

I'm willing to create a patch that adds this feature. Can someone give me a hint where to start. E.g. which file or function to look first. I'm new to Redmine/Ruby development, btw.

Sorry, no updates yet from my front. Lack of time. But as far as I estimate, this patch should be a low effort for someone with Ruby on Rails skils.

See Comment 7 of #3546 for a starting point if you want to write a patch.

Editing a relationship is not possible at the moment, but in the case it would be, I'm not sure this is something that should be tracked in history.

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Sridhar P wrote:

Okay, here comes the patch. The wording for the history entries might not be exactly pleasing, but you can see that a relation has been added and deleted in the history.

Patch was built against trunk at rev 8761.

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Would be good in combination with #5061.

Both are things which should be displayed in the ticket history. But, there should be some kind of filter like in the activity list, or some tabs on top of the history. Otherwise such a list could be too long.

Example for those Tabs:
All | Ticket Notes | Relations | Timelogs

I just testet the latest patch trunk-r11137.diff
IT works pretty well. I tried the different relations. Would be nice to see this in Redmine.

Well this works well, the only think which would be good is another status icon, which is displayed on the activity tab. This would help to determine which action caused the new issue-note. Something like the ticket with the comment-symbol.

Thanks Toshi, I'll try this new patch. :-)

Maybe this could be useful to get a better display in the history #12789-2.

Note 30 trunk-r11262.diff has #13273 problem.

Can the e-mail notifications for updates of issue relationships be disabled (without disabling all other "Issue updated" notifications)?

Jimmy Praet wrote:

Can the e-mail notifications for updates of issue relationships be disabled (without disabling all other "Issue updated" notifications)?

No.
There is feature request #16098.