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Roadmap displays issue counts for issues that are not visible to the current user (Bug #227)
Description
If a version is shared and has issues attached that are not visible to the current user, these still are counted into the overall issue counts of the version, visible to everybody.
History
Updated by Derek Montgomery at 2011-02-26 10:00 am
Attached screenshot of the mentionned behavior.
- File cp.PNG added
Updated by Ian Freeman at 2011-02-26 10:02 am
As per the irc discussion, I prefer this behavior over completely hiding the hidden issues from the progress bar/counts. Perhaps the thing to do (I think deurk suggested it) is to list a new count that is not linkable to the issues page "Hidden issues: 1".
Updated by Derek Montgomery at 2011-02-26 10:04 am
+1
Updated by Eric Davis at 2011-02-26 08:01 pm
I think it should say:
* #124 - Restricted issue
There is no risk in showing the issue number, in fact it might help people ask "what is 124 about?". I'm not sure which phrase is best though:
- restricted issue - implies restricted by permissions
- hidden issue - implies that the issue is in the current project
- private issue - implies the private issue feature
Thoughts?
- Subject changed from Roadmap displays issue counts for issues that are not visible to Roadmap displays issue counts for issues that are not visible to the current user
Updated by Ian Freeman at 2011-02-28 06:45 am
The verbiage seems trivial, those terms are all interchangeable on this issue for me. What harm is there in revealing that there are private issues present?