Patch #3586
Add an option to filter issues by people who were assigned to it in the past
| Status: | New | Start date: | 2009-07-05 | |
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| Priority: | Normal | Due date: | ||
| Assignee: | - | % Done: | 0% | |
| Category: | Issues | |||
| Target version: | - |
Description
Patch attached. It is against 0.7 but can probably very easily be ported to other versions. It probably needs adding handling of other cases, not only "is" but I am not sure what else is needed. Please review and apply if possible.
This patch partially solves #2333.
add-ever-assigned-to.patch 
(2.81 KB)
add-ever-assigned-to_r2823.patch
(3.66 KB)
add-ever-assigned-to_r2823.patch
- Proper version of the patch
(4.48 KB)
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History
#1
Updated by Chris Grieger over 12 years ago
- File add-ever-assigned-to_r2823.patch added
Patch adjusted for the current revision r2823.
Also added handling for the "is not" case.
patch -p0 < patches/add-ever-assigned-to_r2823.patch patching file app/models/query.rb patching file config/locales/en.yml
#2
Updated by Chris Grieger over 12 years ago
- File add-ever-assigned-to_r2823.patch added
Sorry, i had a small error in the last patch which caused some tests to fail.
Fixed in this patch.
#3
Updated by Grzegorz Kulewski over 12 years ago
Chris Grieger wrote:
Sorry, i had a small error in the last patch which caused some tests to fail.
Fixed in this patch.
Thanks, I didn't have time to do it myself yet.
Are you sure that there is only need for IN/NOT IN operators? Also don't we need the double value handling in operators other than "="?
I am also thinking about doing more general version that gets list of strings as db_field instead of this shameless has_double_field hack. Maybe it will be handy for others too.
BTW. The PL translation would be something like "Kiedykolwiek przydzielony do" - it's similar to other such PL translations in 0.7 at least but it's also a little bit too long and often gets line break before "do" that looks strange, probably some css fix would be needed.
#4
Updated by Grzegorz Kulewski about 11 years ago
This patch is only a proof of concept and needs more development and tests and possibly some discussion about the performance impact of these two joins.
Unfortunately I don't know Redmine internals or even Rails/Ruby too well. Any volunteers who can help?
#5
Updated by Daniel Küppers about 8 years ago
Is there a way we can integrate this quite quick into redmine? I really appreciate this feature for the project management as some others stated above.