[#JRA-11244] Linked issue details included when printing an issue

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Linked issue details included when printing an issue

Created: 05/Oct/06 03:40 AM Updated: 20/Nov/06 09:09 AM

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Issue Links, Web interface

Affects Version/s:

3.6.2

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None

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This issue relates to:

~~JRA-10404~~ Make 'views' of content (single issue and search request) pluggable, and rewrite default implementations in velocity

Participants:	=Neal Applebaum, Geoff Metselaar and Scott Farquhar [Atlassian]
Since last comment:	1 year, 40 weeks, 2 days ago
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To have the details of the linked issue to be also included into the printable version on top of the original issue.

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Scott Farquhar [Atlassian] added a comment - 07/Oct/06 10:13 PM

Geoff,

Can you perhaps give me some more information? I'm not exactly clear what 'on top of the original issue' means?

Can you explain what the current functionality is, and how you would like it changed?

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Geoff Metselaar added a comment - 09/Oct/06 10:51 AM

We can use this issue as an example as ~~JRA-10404~~ has been linked to it. So when printing this (top or root) issue JRA-11244 it also includes the linked issue ~~JRA-10404~~

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Scott Farquhar [Atlassian] added a comment - 19/Oct/06 12:50 AM

Ahh - so what you after is to be able to print an issue, and all of the linked issues on the same page?

How about if you could view all the linked issues in the issue navigator, and then choose 'full content' view from there?

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Geoff Metselaar added a comment - 19/Oct/06 05:18 AM

That's it.

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=Neal Applebaum added a comment - 20/Nov/06 09:09 AM

Geoff, just as an FYI, I had this need also but was easily able to accomplish it in this way:

1) Install the custom field Multi Issue Key Searcher from the Toolkit
2) Perform a search that includes the issue(s) with all the links. You can even just type in the issue list into your new custom field (must be UPPER CASE) to generate the search.
3) If not already configured, add the "Links" column to your issue navigator.
4) Highlight the links and copy into your clipbaord
5) Generate a new search by pasting from your clipboard into the Multi Issue Key Searcher custom field. You can include the original issue as well, by appending the list to the original issue.
6) Perform your search

Voila, you now have a filter of issues that are linked to a particular issue.

(See JRA-7068 for more info on this feature).