Closed (duplicate)
Project:
Drupal core
Version:
6.x-dev
Component:
tracker.module
Priority:
Normal
Category:
Feature request
Assigned:
Unassigned
Reporter:
Created:
2 Apr 2005 at 01:16 UTC
Updated:
20 Jun 2007 at 21:01 UTC
When looking at a tracker/user/{uid} can it also include as it does for comments posted against nodes responses to issues that you have posted to.
Esp. being a developer, this would make it sop much easier to monitor posts that you have made, and continue the conversations.
This post I will be able to track as I am the author, but any I am not the author but a contributer to the conversation I cannot follow as easily.
Comments
Comment #1
junyor commentedI think part of the problem is that project.module has its on comments. I'd vote for integrating project.module with comment.module (and extending comment.module to allow attachments to comments).
Comment #2
gordon commentedIt would be better to use the comment module for the project module, except for the fact that comments don't allow for file uploads.
I do feel this is a large usability issue for drupal.org, and would make life much easier if this was remedied.
Comment #3
moshe weitzman commentedit is more than just subsituting comments for followups. issues use the node_revisions api to store the field history of each followup. changing that would be a very big rewrite. the only way to implement what gordon suggests is to keep the revision stuff but make commenting an unrelated action. in other words, when you add a comment, you could not change the status, component, etc. those would need a different edit operation.
as for comment uploads, i think that could b e solved by b uilding out hook_comment() so it has the same operations as hook_nodeapi(). then upload_comment() would handle this task just like it does today for nodes.
Comment #4
bradlis7 commentedI think this is fixed, at least on drupal.org. Can someone verify?
Comment #5
bradlis7 commentedNo, this isn't fixed. It only shows issues that you create, and that's what I thought he was talking about. On drupal.org, there is now "project/issues/user" that shows any issues you've been involved with.
Comment #6
bradlis7 commentedSorry, didn't mean to mark fixed.
Comment #7
dwwhttp://drupal.org/node/13221