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Anthony Cartmell, 2009-07-30 10:21
Changes to the Editing an existing issue to make it clearer and hopefully easier to discover.

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h1. Issue Tracking 
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Issues are the heart of the Redmine business. An issue is bound to a project, owned by a user, can be related to a version, etc.
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h2. Adding a new issue
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People can create a new issue when they meet the [[RedmineRoles|roles and permissions]] configured by the Redmine Administrator (Role: Issue Tracking > Add Issues).
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When creating a new issue, one of the most important items is the [[RedmineIssueTrackingSetup#Trackers|tracker field]], which defines the nature of the issue. By default, Redmine comes with three different trackers: _bug_, _feature_, and _support_.
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h2. Updating an existing issue
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(TODO: describe and upload a screen-shot of update panel)
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h2. Editing an existing issue's Subject or Description
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In order to edit an existing issue, your role has to have the Issue Tracking > Edit Issues right. This right give you a _(More)_ link after the Change Properties section title in the "Update issue" panel.
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Clicking on the _(More)_ link will bring-up an editable copy of the Subject and Description of the issue.
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p=. !RedmineEditIssue_More_Link.png!