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@CamilleBeau CamilleBeau commented Nov 25, 2024

Brief summary of changes

This PR only shows the "My Issues" filter if the user has any issues assigned to them. Since there is no way to filter for issues assigned to no one and the drop down only includes users who have issues assigned to them, this filter will always break for a user with no issues.

The alternative would be to include all users in the "Assignee" filter drop down.

  • Have you updated related documentation?

Testing instructions (if applicable)

  1. Compile code on this branch
  2. Create a new user and do not assign them to any issues
  3. Go to the issue tracker and look in the preset filters
  4. There should not be any "My issues" filter for this user
  5. From the Admin account assign an issue to the user that you just created
  6. Sign in with that user again and check the preset filters again
  7. Make sure that the "My Issues" filter does show up now.
  8. Select "My Issues" filter and make sure that it works as intended.

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@driusan driusan merged commit 8f76b07 into aces:main Dec 13, 2024
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[issue tracker] - My issue being populated with random issues

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