Hi,
just as I say in the subject: if I activate the module in a project with several subprojects, everything works fine, but only if the parent project is older than the descendants (i.e. it has a lower ID).
If I want to group some projects under a newly created one, assigning this one as parent and then activating the module, the plugin fails to work and says "No issues were found."
Investigating a bit, everything works again if I substitute the call for retrieving the total number of issues
@totalIssues = Issue.where(:project_id => [stringSqlProjectsSubProjects]).count
Hi, just as I say in the subject: if I activate the module in a project with several subprojects, everything works fine, but only if the parent project is older than the descendants (i.e. it has a lower ID). If I want to group some projects under a newly created one, assigning this one as parent and then activating the module, the plugin fails to work and says "No issues were found."
Investigating a bit, everything works again if I substitute the call for retrieving the total number of issues @totalIssues = Issue.where(:project_id => [stringSqlProjectsSubProjects]).count
with
@totalIssues = @all_project_issues.count.