Feature #6154
openSave issue as draft
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Description
Please add possibility to save issue drafts for later submission.
Related issues
Updated by Holger Just over 14 years ago
This is a duplicate of #2910.
http://github.com/jbbarth/redmine_drafts is a plugin which could solve your issue.
Updated by Holger Just over 14 years ago
- Status changed from New to Closed
- Resolution set to Duplicate
Updated by Martin Kande over 14 years ago
- Status changed from Closed to Reopened
My idea is not about loosing unsaved data or "Warning on leaving edited issue page", so it is not a dublicate of #2910.
Idea description: Each user can save drafts for later submission. So, there should be more buttons: [submit], [save as draft]. Each user can save unlimited number of drafts, review and submit them later when they are ready. It should be very useful for brainstorming or idea projects.
That means one more column in issue table and small patch.
Updated by Mischa The Evil almost 14 years ago
- Resolution deleted (
Duplicate)
Martin Kande wrote:
My idea is not about loosing unsaved data or "Warning on leaving edited issue page", so it is not a duplicate of #2910.
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Clear! Thanks for taking care of giving feedback. I'll remove the issue-relation and the set resolution.
Updated by Mike Kokhanov over 13 years ago
Martin Kande wrote:
This would be a really good improvement.Please add possibility to save issue drafts for later submission.
Probably, issue-drafts should be visible for the issue-owners only. And there should be a flow for that kind of issues:
- once issue saved as a draft, system should not track changes (versions, titles, assignees etc.)
- once issue was published, it cannot become draft anymore.
Updated by Terence Mill over 13 years ago
This modification can not be a one time thing per issue, because every change on the issue (aka edit) can have state change "draft" to "publish change" never the less it is a new or an existing (First change) issue the change applies on.
In worst case there can be unlimited number of drafts for changes the users never published and i case of a workflow there is an actual state the permission at least for the status chnage depends on. So on every "publish my draft" (must per saved at least per user per issue, or even more than one draft per user and issue - huh gets complicated) there could raise a exception that change i sno more allowed because the underlying issue state chnaged in the mean time and e.g the draft's status change is nor more allowed.
Mike Kokhanov wrote:
Martin Kande wrote:
This would be a really good improvement.Please add possibility to save issue drafts for later submission.
Probably, issue-drafts should be visible for the issue-owners only. And there should be a flow for that kind of issues:
- once issue saved as a draft, system should not track changes (versions, titles, assignees etc.)
- once issue was published, it cannot become draft anymore.
Updated by Daniel Felix about 12 years ago
+1!
I like to have this in the next major release. This would be quite useful for developers which have to switch often between two or more tickets.
Updated by MIchael Ermolenko almost 12 years ago
I'm also waiting for this feature. While issue is in draft status no notifications should be sent.
Updated by sch uess over 10 years ago
+1
I'd also like to have this feature plus "automatically save a draft of things I do every 30 seconds" (e.g. as gmail does it)
It sometimes happens I edit a ticket and an external link opens in this tab so all my work is lost.
Updated by Marius BĂLTEANU almost 7 years ago
- Has duplicate Feature #13441: Save draft option for new issue added
Updated by Marius BĂLTEANU almost 7 years ago
- Has duplicate Feature #22752: Draft feature added
Updated by Kota Shiratsuka 14 days ago
I've created a new plugin.
It is created using only client-side javascript, not server, and features an unobtrusive display!
Updated by pasquale [:dedalus] 14 days ago
Hi Marius BĂLTEANU Go MAEDA this should be landed as core feature... It's possible to incorporate the plugin into Redmine core?
Thanks!