Defect #38814
Updated by Holger Just about 1 year ago
I am writing a python script using python-redmine module to automate notifying team about the list of Redmine issues in Design status but Target Version is not yet set in Redmine. With the help of python-redmine documentation, it was quite easy to read issues and get the issue.status attribute. Now, for a given issue, I would like to get the Target Version. I am able to list out the supported attributes of a Redmine issue and came to know that Target Version is internally referred as "fixed_version" in Redmine as per the output of <pre><code class="python"> list(redmine.issue.get(1)) </code></pre> I tried to read it via different methods given below. <pre><code class="python"> issue.fixed_version issue.fixed_version.id issue.fixed_version_id </code></pre> But all the above options resulted in <pre> raise exceptions.ResourceAttrError redminelib.exceptions.ResourceAttrError: Resource doesn't have the requested attribute </pre> So tried the below lines, but it is always returning @target_version_set@ target_version_set to true. Can anyone please help me to get the Target Version of a Redmine issue? My Redmine version is 4.1.0.stable.142, python version is 3.9.5 and python-redmine module version is 2.4.0 <pre><code class="python"> redmine = Redmine('http://redmine_url', username='uname', password='pwd') issues = redmine.issue.filter(project_id=project_id, status_id='open', include='journals', sort='tracker,priority') for issue in issues: #target_version = None #target_version = issue.fixed_version #target_version = issue.fixed_version.id #target_version = issue.fixed_version_id issue_details = list(redmine.issue.get(issue.id)) print (issue_details) target_version_set = getattr(issue_details,'fixed_version',True) print (target_version_set) #if issue.status == "Design" and target_version is None if issue.status == "Design" and not target_version_set: print(f"Target Version is not set for Issue No.", {issue.id}) </code></pre>