Patch #20063
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Add "issue#<number>" syntax for issue links
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Description
For most Redmine items (news, documents, wiki articles...), the link displays the title as the link's text, and follows the syntax: news#<number>, document#<number>, etc.
For issues, the only syntax is simply #<number>, and shows the issue number as the link's text.
This patch adds the syntax issue#<number>, and will display the bug title followed by the bug status as the link text.
The patch does not remove anything, it only adds a new syntax.
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Related issues
Updated by Toshi MARUYAMA almost 8 years ago
- Category changed from Issues to Text formatting
Updated by Olivier Houdas almost 6 years ago
Here is the patch for Redmine 3.4.1
Updated by Go MAEDA almost 6 years ago
- File issue-link-sample.png issue-link-sample.png added
Interesting feature. I think this patch makes Redmine links more consistent.
Here is an example. "issue#14" is converted as follows:
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Updated by Marius BALTEANU almost 6 years ago
I agree that supporting the issue#id is a good idea and will make redmine links more consistent, but I'm not sure that is a good idea to have different formats for displaying the issue title. Maybe is better to have a setting to choose the issue title format (like we have for users).
Updated by Olivier Houdas almost 6 years ago
Marius Ionescu: I'm not sure what you mean by "to have different formats for displaying the issue title".
The added format is simply putting the link title of the #<number> tooltip into the link text itself when using issue#<number>. There is no change of format, apart a colon replaced by brackets to avoid colon repetition:
#14 -> link text "14" with tooltip: "Bug: Private issue on public project (New)"
issue#14 -> link text "14: (Bug) Private issue on public project (New)" with no tooltip
Updated by Robert Schneider almost 6 years ago
+1
I have created another issue for the format thing: #26465. Would you mind considering this as well?
Updated by Marius BALTEANU almost 6 years ago
Olivier Houdas wrote:
Marius Ionescu: I'm not sure what you mean by "to have different formats for displaying the issue title".
The added format is simply putting the link title of the #<number> tooltip into the link text itself when using issue#<number>. There is no change of format, apart a colon replaced by brackets to avoid colon repetition:
Exactly what you said, having different formats for issue links depending on the syntax used:
#14 -> link text "14" with tooltip: "Bug: Private issue on public project (New)"
issue#14 -> link text "14: (Bug) Private issue on public project (New)" with no tooltip
Updated by Marius BALTEANU almost 6 years ago
Robert Schneider wrote:
+1
I have created another issue for the format thing: #26465. Would you mind considering this as well?
In my opinion, I think it is better to track the format change in a new issue.
Updated by Robert Schneider almost 6 years ago
In my opinion, I think it is better to track the format change in a new issue.
Isn't #26465 a new issue?
Updated by Olivier Houdas almost 6 years ago
Well, you have the short display (with #<nb>) and the extended display (with issue#<nb>). I don't see why it should be an issue to add the possibility to have a new formatting.
At least, in my company, I've implemented this patch for more than 2 years now, and both forms are used alternatively by users, depending on what they need, and nobody ever complained about being mislead by the two syntaxes.
Updated by Robert Schneider almost 6 years ago
Okay, it's just a patch. Of course, the format can be changed. I just thought that it may finds its way into Redmine and then it would have been nice if the Redmine settings could offer an option for that.
Updated by Toshi MARUYAMA almost 6 years ago
- Related to Feature #26465: Make the format of issue links configurable added
Updated by Marius BALTEANU over 4 years ago
- Related to Patch #29488: ##123 syntax for linking to issues with tracker name and subject added
Updated by Marius BALTEANU over 4 years ago
In #29488 is introduced a new syntax for linking to issues that includes tracker name and subject.