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Re: [mylar-dev] confusion between task categories and queries
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Couple more things:
-- Archive category should be created per category, so you could still
scope searches per category even for archived/completed tasks
-- Described approach would eliminate case when the same task appear
multiple times on Task List view in workweek mode (i.e. from queries
like all project issues and all mine issues), which is quite annoying.
regards,
Eugene
Eugene Kuleshov wrote:
There is some confusion about task categories and repository
queries. Right now, when creating task/issue you don't know if it will
appear in query or not, because query runs at the server side. as a
work around, task is being added to the root of task list or into the
Archive category. So, user does not have complete control on the
structure of the task list and Archive category is getting severely
cluttered.
I would like to suggest some changes in the architecture of the task
list that would resolve these issues and will give more flexibility on
task management and repositories integration.
The idea is to always create local tasks. Each task can be
(optionally) linked to one (or more) repository. In this case, local
changes will be promoted remotely, as well as remote changes will be
brought back locally.
Then any category could also have one (or more) linked query that
would bring in new issues created in remote repository. For these
query hits user could create local tasks, either explicitly, or by
scheduling, assigning or adding cc'ing self to the task. After that
these tasks will be showing new updates. Note that user won't need
query to see changes on monitored tasks.
This approach would allow nice mix of local and remote tasks within
same category.
Please comment here and in Bugzilla issue at
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=161837#c5
regards,
Eugene
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