Global AttributeGroup

[Matthias Barmeier-2]

Hi,

I am new to scarab, and tried to add a AtrributeGroup to the global ticket type "Defect". I added the group and one attribute I had created called "target release".

Everything works perfect, but when I created a new module the my own attribute group never comes up when adding "Defects".

Instead I see to attribute groups called AttributeGroupOne and AttributeGroupTwo. Where do they come from ?
They are visible in any created modules, but are not global.

So my question is: How to add my own attribute group that behave like AttributeGroupOne ?

Thanks in advance .

Ciao
    Matthias

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[Johannes Höchstädter]

Hi Matthias,

"Global" is more like a container for some "Meta Data". It is not a
module. You cannot extend this.

(1. Clean your database. Don't use the sample data even if they seem to
be useful.
run "ant create-db -Dskip.seed.data=true -Dskip.default.data=true
-Dskip.jira.templates.data=true" for this.)
2. You may rethink your issue types and settings and do a short draft.
Changes might be a bit messy later on.
3. Create your issue types and atttributes in "Global"
4. Add a module named "Template" or something.
5. Add all your issue types from Global to this "Template"

 Now you should able to create a module which inherits "Template". Your
items (issue types) from "Template" should be copied.

Matthias Barmeier schrieb:

> Hi,
>
> I am new to scarab, and tried to add a AtrributeGroup to the global ticket type "Defect". I added the group and one attribute I had created called "target release".
>
> Everything works perfect, but when I created a new module the my own attribute group never comes up when adding "Defects".
>
> Instead I see to attribute groups called AttributeGroupOne and AttributeGroupTwo. Where do they come from ?
> They are visible in any created modules, but are not global.
>
> So my question is: How to add my own attribute group that behave like AttributeGroupOne ?
>
> Thanks in advance .
>
> Ciao
>     Matthias
>
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[Matthias Barmeier-2]

Hi Johannes,

Ok, I will try this, but this is strange. After  looking in the database I saw that all attribute groups have a moule_id field.

This field ist set to 0 for AttributeGroupOne and ...Two and to null for the group I added.

After updating the field to 0 my AttributeGroup comes up.

Is this a bug or a hidden feature ?

      Ciao  Matthias

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