Feature #13814
openNo more comments when ticket closed
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Description
Is there a possibility to prevent users from commenting on closed tickets?
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Updated by Toshi MARUYAMA almost 10 years ago
- Category changed from Permissions and roles to Issues
Updated by Toshi MARUYAMA almost 10 years ago
- Status changed from Closed to Reopened
Updated by Sven Culley about 9 years ago
Any news on this or maybe a patch which could handle this?
Updated by benoit deleris over 8 years ago
"No more comments when ticket closed" according to the role in fields permissions.
why not fixing this feature?
Updated by Toshi MARUYAMA over 8 years ago
- Related to Feature #18382: Disable closed issues for commenting added
Updated by Ivan Cenov over 8 years ago
In my opinion, this could be implemented with option 'comments allowed' and 'comments disallowed' when an issue is closed. This could be done for each issue and/or globally and/or per project.
Updated by Ivan Cenov over 8 years ago
To get this idea widely...
There could be added a new member in the issues table, par example 'comments_allowed' of type TINYINT(1)
and it should be set to TRUE when creating new issue. Then
- associate a checkbox in the edit issue dialog
- associate permissions for access of 'comments_allowed'.
- add a menu item in the context menu for allow / disallow.
- add a global configuration option about 'disallow comments on closing issues'.
- add a project configuration option about 'disallow comments on closing issues'.
- add a project configuration option about which setting is with bigger priority: the global one or project one. (is needed?)
- add code that calculates above conditions and sets or clears 'comments_allowed'.
Updated by Toshi MARUYAMA about 8 years ago
- Related to deleted (Feature #18382: Disable closed issues for commenting)
Updated by Toshi MARUYAMA about 8 years ago
- Has duplicate Feature #18382: Disable closed issues for commenting added
Updated by Michał Rzechonek about 8 years ago
I needed that recently, attaching a simplistic patch adding a permission.
For the record, I don't know a thing about Rails, just needed a quick hack.
Updated by Alexander Meindl almost 8 years ago
I have added this feature to the plugin Redmine tweaks.
Updated by Go MAEDA over 5 years ago
- Has duplicate Feature #27036: Ticket status closed added
Updated by Martina A. over 5 years ago
- File Redmine Forum.pdf Redmine Forum.pdf added
Hello
We need some help to this topic again.
Installing the patch with the command written above works.
After the installation and a restart of the server it is still possible to comment on closed issues…
I tried to understand “what the patch” is doing and check if that worked.
Due to formatting problems, please see attached pdf-file.
Thanks in advance for further tips.
Updated by Yuuki NARA over 3 years ago
We created a workaround using the view customize plugin.
I hope this helps.
Updated by Go MAEDA about 2 years ago
- Related to Feature #33868: Prevent adding notes to closed issues added
Updated by Marji Cermak over 1 year ago
I've been looking for this as well.
And I just realised the additionals plugin actually implements this functionality: https://www.redmine.org/plugins/additionals
I can confirm it works. Make sure role you want to prevent from editing closed issues does not have "Edit closed issues" permission assigned.
Configure the additionals plugin at: /settings/plugin/additionals?tab=rules
The option is called "Disallow editing of closed issues (Freeze)".
Updated by Padraig FItzgerald over 1 year ago
Marji Cermak wrote:
I've been looking for this as well.
And I just realised the additionals plugin actually implements this functionality: https://www.redmine.org/plugins/additionals
I can confirm it works. Make sure role you want to prevent from editing closed issues does not have "Edit closed issues" permission assigned.
Configure the additionals plugin at: /settings/plugin/additionals?tab=rules
The option is called "Disallow editing of closed issues (Freeze)".
Agreed. I have been using the plugin for last few weeks for this specific reason and it does exactly what OP asks for.