Re: How to set a default priority

Hello R. 8-):

In message <[email protected]>,
"R. Diez via Roundup-users" writes:

>Well, first I would have to figure out how change the priority
>names. At the moment, it looks like a mixture of types (bug, feature,
>wish) and priorities (critical, urgent). But a bug can be urgent,
>normal, or low priority, so it is inconsistent. And, in any case, I
>was thinking about other things, and not software development
>bugs. But I guess when I carefully read the docs I'll find out how to
>do that myself.

In addition to using roundup-admin, you can log into the running
tracker as an admin. You should see:

  Class List

under the Administration heading in the left menu bar. Click on class
list and then you will see a list of all classes in the tracker.

Clicking on Priority will load the definitions for all the priority
class items in csv format. E.G. These are the priorites of my tracker
when I do this:

  id,help,name,order,threshold
  1,,critical,1,
  2,,urgent,2,
  3,,high,3,
  4,,routine,4,
  5,,low,5,
  6,,minimum,6,

(Note your header will be different as my priority definition has
additional properties).

Edit according to the directions at the top of the page and you should
be all set. If all you want to do is change the name, edit the name
column for each priority.

Enjoy.

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John Rouillard
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