crossed issue number == closed?
Added by Radek Simcik almost 14 years ago
hi
does the crossed issue number inside issue mean that the issue was closed?
I reopened it and it is still crossed. Is that a bug?
R.
Replies (5)
RE: crossed issue number == closed? - Added by Mischa The Evil almost 14 years ago
Can you maybe describe in more detail what you are actually looking at? Attaching a (small) screenshot which shows your issue might help...
RE: crossed issue number == closed? - Added by Radek Simcik almost 14 years ago
Well...
I have this issue as attached where is a list of issues in order of importance.
When a issues became resolved (maybe closed - not sure which one) the issue number changed to crossed. I thought it is like in JIRA that it means that the issues was closed.
But I reopened the #120 issue and it is still crossed (like here :-), with bit different colour though.
Hope it's clearer now.
Thank you
R.
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RE: crossed issue number == closed? - Added by Felix Schäfer almost 14 years ago
Radek Simcik wrote:
When a issues became resolved (maybe closed - not sure which one) the issue number changed to crossed. I thought it is like in JIRA that it means that the issues was closed.
All links to issues with a "closed" status (I think in the default install it's "closed" and "rejected") are striked through and grey instead of blue.
But I reopened the #120 issue and it is still crossed (like here :-), with bit different colour though.
Hope it's clearer now.
You seem to have something like -> whatever-
in your markup, which results in: > whatever. Everything between to -
gets crossed.
RE: crossed issue number == closed? - Added by Radek Simcik almost 14 years ago
the second 'dash' was on a new line and meant as a kind of bullet point. I used # and everything works fine.
Thank you for your help.
R.
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RE: crossed issue number == closed? - Added by Mischa The Evil almost 14 years ago
Thanks for chiming in Felix... Radek, good to see your question has been answered ;)