Partial issues/_tooltip is replaced by an helper and some translated strings are now cached.
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The users list available in the filters ('assigned to' / 'created by') is made of the members of all projects the current user belongs to.
For now, this view is only accessible from 'My page' ('issues assigned to me' or 'issues reported by me' blocks, to view the full lists)
On 'My page', assigned issue are now sorted by priority.
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Permissions management was rewritten. Some permissions can now be specifically defined for non member and anonymous users.
This migration:
* is irreversible (please, don't forget to *backup* your database before upgrading)
* resets role's permissions (go to "Admin -> Roles & Permissions" to set them after upgrading)
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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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Any logged in user can now save queries (they are not visible to the other users).
Only users with explicit permission can manage queries that are visible to anyone.
The queries list is removed from the "Reports" view. It can now be accessed from the issues list.
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Attached images can be displayed inline, using textile image tag (for wiki pages, issue descriptions and forum messages).
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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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Keywords and the status to apply to fixed issues can be defined in Admin -> Settings.
Default keywords:
- for referencing issues: refs, references, IssueID
- for fixing issues: fixes,closes
There's no default status defined for fixed issue. You'll have to specify it if you want to enable auto closure of issues.
Example of a working commit message: "This commit references #1, #2 and fixes#3"
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For now, it's only usefull for users who are not members of the project, since members receive notifications for each issue (this behaviour will change).
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There's no aggregation reports for now, it's just possible to see all time entries for a project or an issue.
A new "activities" enumeration is added.
Permission for a role to log time must be set (new "Time tracking" section in role permissions screen).
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csv and pdf encoding are know defined for each language (general_csv_encoding and general_pdf_encoding keys in lang files)
added SJIS font for japanese pdf exports
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Jean-Philippe Lang