| Description | When attempting to create an issue with the REST API and the payload includes at least one existing tag specified by name, IssueAddCommand::process() triggers a PHP notice as it checks the value of $t_tag['id'].
Depending on PHP error_reporting settings, an HTML error message is appended to the expected JSON response, causing it to become invalid. |
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| Steps To Reproduce |
- Set error_reporting = E_ALL
- Create issue
$ curl --location -w "%{http_code}" --request POST "http://path/to/mantisbt/api/rest/issues/" --header "Authorization: XXXX" --header "Content-Type: application/json" --data "{
\"summary\": \"Test add issue with tags $(date +%T)\",
\"description\": \"Test description\",
\"category\": {
\"name\": \"General\"
},
\"project\": {
\"name\": \"Test project\"
}, \"tags\": [ { \"name\": \"existing-tag\" }, {} ]
}"
Returns
{"issue":{"id":22218,"summary":"Test with tags 14:05:28","description":"This is a test description","project":{"id":1,"name":"mantisbt"},
[...]
"type":{"id":25,"name":"tag-added"},"tag":{"id":"218","name":"modern-ui"},"message":"Tag Attached: modern-ui"}]}}<br />
<b>Notice</b>: Undefined index: id in <b>/path/to/mantisbt/core/commands/IssueAddCommand.php</b> on line <b>347</b><br />
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