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Artur,
The “Issues” button was navigating to the correct URL (/projects/:id/issues), but the route was missing, which is why it rendered an empty page. That’s now fixed. In this project-scoped view, the project context is fixed and the project-related search filters are disabled, with filters and quick-filters operating only within the selected project. To explore issues across projects or change project scope, the Issues entry in the sidebar opens the global view.
Do you agree with this approach?
This will go out in the 1.7.1 bug-fix release.
| Type |
Bug
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| Priority |
Normal
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| Assignee | |
| Version |
1.8
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| Sprints |
n/a
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| Customer |
n/a
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Summary
On the project list view, clicking the "Issues" button for a project navigates to a route that is not registered in the application router, resulting in an empty page.
The intended workflow is correct, but the corresponding route is missing in
App.tsx.Problem
When clicking the "Issues" button for a project, the application navigates to:
/app/projects/{projectId}/issues
However, this route is not defined in
App.tsx, resulting in the following error:No routes matched location "/app/projects/18/issues"
As a result:
Expected Behavior
/app/projects/{id}/issuesis properly registered and mapped to the issues list componentRoot Cause
/app/projects/:projectId/issuesinApp.tsxProposed Fix
App.tsxAcceptance Criteria
/app/projects/{id}/issuesrenders the project’s issues listTime Estimate
App.tsx: 10–15 minutesTotal estimated effort: 20–30 minutes