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IDProjectCategoryView StatusDate SubmittedLast Update
0012916mantisbtbugtrackerpublic2011-04-07 05:022011-10-09 05:37
Reporterrtlalex Assigned Todregad  
PriorityhighSeveritycrashReproducibilityalways
Status closedResolutionduplicate 
OSWin 7OS Version32 bit 
Product Version1.2.5 
Summary0012916: Moving issues between projects causes error
Description

When moving an issue between subprojects, APPLICATION ERROR 0001502 occurs, preventing any access to the issue list.

Some investigation shows that this is because the moved issue has category_id set to 1 in the bug_table and no such category exists in the category_table.

The projects in question are both share the same set of categories copied from a parent project.

Steps To Reproduce

I'm not sure how much of our setup is relevant, but I'll list config and steps here:

Parent project - inherits global categories, provides categories
Subproject 1 - does not inherit global, has categories copied from parent
Subproject 2 - does not inherit global, has categories copied from parent

The issue occurs when moving an issue from subproject 1 to 2 (or vice-versa). Both projects appear to have an identical set of categories available.

Additional Information

As a workaround I've manually added a category into the DB with ID 1, but this means that when moving issues between projects that the category is lost.

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duplicate of 0013007 closeddhx Moving an issue to a sub-project changes the category to the default category 
related to 0012945 closeddregad Cannot move Issue to other Project without this category 

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atrol

atrol

2011-04-07 05:27

developer   ~0028549

Reminder sent to: vboctor

Maybe caused by the fix of 0012667
SL-Gundam

SL-Gundam

2011-05-03 06:18

reporter   ~0028737

Issue is a duplicate of 0012945
dregad

dregad

2011-09-27 18:44

developer   ~0029878

Since SL-Gundham marks this as duplicate of 0012945, which in turn is considered resolved by 0013007 by nimmich, I'm resolving it as duplicate. Feel free to reopen if not.