This can be done by clicking on the edit link (little pen icon) at the upper-left corner of the issue list.
Most properties can be set (priority, assignee, category, fixed version, start and due dates, done ratio) and a note can be entered.
Only issues of the current project can be selected for bulk edit (subproject issues can't).
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The user is prompted for the category name. The new category is created and the drop-down list updated using an ajax call.
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* relates to: do nothing special. Just to know that the 2 issues are related...
* duplicates: will close the related issue with the same status when closing the issue (not implemented yet)
* blocks: will require to close the blocking issue before closing the blocked issue (not implemented yet)
* precedes (end to start relation): start date of the related issue depends on the due date of the preceding issue (implemented). A delay can be set so that the related issue can only start n days after the end of the preceding issue. When setting dates for an issue, dates of all downstream issues are set according to these relations.
To set a relation, the 2 issues have to belong to the same project (may change in the future). So if an issue is moved to another project, all its relations are removed.
Circular dependencies are checked when creating a relation.
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Jean-Philippe Lang