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i love the tags on github... would be nice to have something similar..

there are a lot of csrf errors..

The watch list should be hidden on the IssueForm probably. No reason for somebody to be able to assign people to the watch list when they only have can_view perms. Maybe allow admins to see it, but nobody else?

Users should be able to sort issues. For instance I may want to see every issue for Milestone X, Version X, that is currently open with a priority of High or higher. I also probably don't want to go through making that filter each time I go to my issue tracker, so I'd like to "Save" that filter to my profile.

Hiya,

docs says that server can be Apache or Nginx, but it would be nice to have support fo Cherokee (http://www.cherokee-project.com/) web server as well.

Sincerely,
Gour

it'll be great if in your project will be hg polling

see c3b3987 for a fix

Not sure whether we could/should do this right now, or if it is even possible with github, but the main advantage would be to get some more exposure, thus making it easier to identify bugs and usability issues.

In the long run there should be the added advantage that it is easier/nicer to work with djtracker than with any other bugtracking system :)

Need some.

Hiya,

I'd like to see, if possible, support for darcs.

Sincerely,
Gour

The sidebar can currently show you the names of projects you can't view. Clicking on them will result in a 404 if you don't have proper permissions. Not showing them at all would be the ideal scenario.

The object_list is not really filtered, so unauthorized users can see projects they have no right to see. Fortunately, this is very simple to fix by moving line 40 into the right place:

--- a/djtracker/templatetags/get_objects.py
+++ b/djtracker/templatetags/get_objects.py
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ class ModelObjectNode(template.Node):
                 can_view, can_edit, can_comment = utils.check_perms(request, x)
                 if can_view:
                     project_ids.append(x.id)
-                    object_list = model.objects.filter(id__in=project_ids)
+        object_list = model.objects.filter(id__in=project_ids)
         issue_ids = []
         for x in object_list:
             if hasattr(x, "assigned_to") and request:

I'm going to need to create the ability to search for issues. I'm thinking a search box that appears perhaps in the sidebar. It'll be accompanied by a dropbox which will allow the user to select which project they wish their search query to hit against. It'll default to "All Projects" though unless the user specifies a project.

Currently templates aren't grabbed properly when building/installing the package via package management tools. You have to manually copy those over, obviously kinda dumb.