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On 3/10/08, Mihails Agafonovs <_muxa@inbox.lv> wrote:
Thanks for the feedback, we will try to improve the documentation to address this. You can think of Space as nothing but a "Project" the rest of the terms are straightforward.
Yes, this can be considered a limitation of JTrac at the moment and there is an open feature request for this. To work around this fo now, you could probably create a dummy user called "developers team" or something and ask your end-users to assign to this one.
At the moment the New and the Closed states are kind of fixed. You can have a look at this open feature request for more details:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1776047&group_id=162983&atid=825944
Try running a search specific to a Space (i.e. click on "SEARCH" where the Space name appears on the same line. If you have values for Severity and Priority but they don't appear in the Excel output, you can raise a bug.
Hey, you are right! For some projects it would be useful to have such a bug report without assignment.
If you have a source code, I think it's not difficult to modify this.
Quoting thomas mauch <Thomas.Mauch@...>:HiI just installed JTrac 2.1.0 and started browsing around. Here are a few points:- I downloaded the User/Developer Guide. But I'am missing some very basic information like (Introduction of the concepts used like users or spaces, what standard fields exist, etc.) - is there another documentation?
Thanks for the feedback, we will try to improve the documentation to address this. You can think of Space as nothing but a "Project" the rest of the terms are straightforward.
- Why is the "Assign To:" field mandatory? The normal situation that some user/tester wants to enter a new bug report, but he will not care who will fix the bug. The developers will then look at the list of newly created bug reports and pick these which they are responsible for - how should this situation be handled?
Yes, this can be considered a limitation of JTrac at the moment and there is an open feature request for this. To work around this fo now, you could probably create a dummy user called "developers team" or something and ask your end-users to assign to this one.
- I tried to modify the default workflow with only Open and Closed to modify to example shown in the user guide, but did not succeed. In the state line of "New", only Open is clickable and I am not able to delete "Open" as the "Delete" button is disabled - what am I missing?
At the moment the New and the Closed states are kind of fixed. You can have a look at this open feature request for more details:
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1776047&group_id=162983&atid=825944
- If I export a search result to Excel, only the custom defined fields (Severity, Priority) get a text in the header line, the other fields remain blank
Try running a search specific to a Space (i.e. click on "SEARCH" where the Space name appears on the same line. If you have values for Severity and Priority but they don't appear in the Excel output, you can raise a bug.
Many Thanks,Thomas
Ar cieņu, Mihails
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