Can't get some custom fields about python-redmine

[maxtepkeev]

Sorry, can't reproduce your problem, e.g.:

issues = redmine.issue.filter(cf_10='foo', cf_15='bar')

works perfectly for me and returnes the issues that I'm expecting. Please try to make a raw query via browser to your Redmine application, i.e.:

http://your-redmine-url/issues.json?status_id=o&tracker_id=5&cf_20=Major&cf_38=Broken

if that works, it should work with Python Redmine too:

issues = server.issue.filter(status_id='o', tracker_id='5', cf_20='Major', cf_38='Broken')

[chevi]

Thank you for reply

I tried raw query, but it doesn't work

http://myredmine/projects/sl61/issues?set_filter=1&f[]=status_id&op[status_id]=o&f[]=tracker_id&op[tracker_id]=%3D&v[tracker_id][]=5&f[]=cf_38&op[cf_38]=%3D&v[cf_38][]=Broken&f[]=cf_20&op[cf_20]=%3D&v[cf_20][]=Critical&f[]=&c[]=tracker&c[]=status&c[]=priority&c[]=subject&c[]=assigned_to&c[]=category&c[]=cf_4&c[]=cf_20&c[]=author&c[]=cf_38&group_by=cf_38

Result is 0 issues

When I try raw

http://myredmine/issues.json?status_id=o&tracker_id=5&cf_20=Major&cf_38=Critical

I got all issues without filtering by cf_38=Critical

I know that reason isn't in python-redmine, but is somewhere in redmine.
Thanks, for your time

[maxtepkeev]

Yes, unfortunately it seems that it's the problem with the Redmine itself. I'm using 2.3.3 version here and don't have such a problem. Probably you should consider upgrading your Redmine version if possible and everything will work.