Hi,

Thanks for the great module. We have been using it and realised that the Last Updated date on the admin tab actually shows the created date of the content or the published date instead of the actual last update date. For example, if a person works on a draft after 2 weeks I think it is more accurate to show the updated date as the date they worked on the draft and not the published date. Without this date it is difficult for an admin in the Needs Review tab to tell when the content was actually updated.

In the related Workbench Moderation module when you click on Moderate tab against a node the last updated date shows correct i.e. the revision date.

I tried to look in the Views for a solution but I could not find one.

Thanks.

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Sohal Khatwani created an issue. See original summary.

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Category: Bug report » Feature request

It actually does show changed date, but I think it does so for the HEAD revision controlled by core. I believe that the Views handlers for dealing with forward revisions from Workbench Moderation (or core Content Moderation) don't exist yet.

So we have two blockers for this:

1) We need to make sure we have the proper Views relationships to show that data.
2) We need a way to make these Views dynamically swappable, so that they behave differently if certain modules are present.

Those aren't really bugs, per se, but features that need to be developed.

See also https://github.com/agentrickard/workbench/pull/4 which is somewhat related.