Open AliciaRaber opened 2 years ago
I suspect this might be due to the "EDIT_ARCHIVED_ENTITIES" feature configuration being disabled. @AliciaRaber Can you please verify that this configuration is indeed disabled on the system that you've tested this on? If that's the case, I believe the solution would be to ensure that the "Edit" bulk action is greyed out.
Dear @MateStrysewske Thank you for your reply. I got the confirmation that the EDIT_ARCHIVED_ENTITIES is active on the instance I've performed the test.
@AliciaRaber Checked it on my system, the tasks that you tried to archive are probably tasks of archived cases. Those can't be de-archived (because the case itself is already archived). I'll turn this issue into a change request in order to change the success message when some of the tasks that are chosen for de-archiving can't be de-archived so that the user knows about this.
Bug Description
Archived tasks should be set in a different state in the bulk edit mode. It is not possible to perform this operation. Each case has to be De-archive an then the task disappers from the archieved task list in task management view.Tasks associated with archived entities can't be de-archived. When de-archiving tasks via bulk actions, there is no message informing the user about this fact; instead, there's a success message shown that all tasks have been de-archived, even though those associated with archived entities will remain in the list of archived tasks.
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Expected Behavior
Tasks should be editable and set in a different state even if case is archieved.When at least one task among those marked for de-archiving in bulk edit mode is associated with an archived entity, change the success message of the bulk-de-archiving to: "All selected tasks not associated with archived entries have been de-archived. Some tasks could not be de-archived because they belong to archived entries."
Also, make sure that the message has a minimum time of 3 seconds for which it's displayed because otherwise it will immediately go away when the user moves their mouse quickly enough.
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