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get browser URL for any object #124

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dpocock opened this Issue Mar 10, 2016 · 4 comments

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dpocock commented Mar 10, 2016

It would be useful if every object had a method to obtain the URL for viewing the object in Redmine from a browser

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maxtepkeev commented Mar 11, 2016

Almost (because it doesn't make sense for all objects) every resource object already provides a url property for this, e.g. project.url, issue.url etc. Does that cover your needs or you need something different ?
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dpocock commented Mar 11, 2016

OK, I hadn't seen that when inspect an object with vars(issue.project)

I notice that if I invoke issue.project.url it returns a URL with the project ID rather than the project.identifier string, could that be changed? The identifier is better for clean URLs.
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maxtepkeev commented Mar 11, 2016

Agree, will fix this ASAP.

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maxtepkeev commented Mar 27, 2016

Fixed in v1.5.1

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