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Redmine assign_to_id set to string me but no assignee set. #133
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It should be |
oops my bad it was assigned_to_id. when giving string 'me' as value it sets nothing to assignee but with assignee id it sets the correct assignee. |
Oh wait my bad it seems it doesnt set assignee to api key user for issue creation when assigned_to_id is set to string me |
I've tried and it doesn't work for me either. I've consulted Redmine REST API docs and came to the conclusion that it shouldn't work, have a look at docs, here it says "assigned_to_id - ID of the user to assign the issue to (currently no mechanism to assign by name)" (nothing about
So, because python-redmine is just a client to a redmine, I can do nothing about it, you have to open a feature request at their forum for this. |
Yup realized that thanks for the help. |
Could you please help me, I try to delete assignee from an issue by following code, but assignee of issue is not deleted. |
Deleting the asignee is not working for me too: self.currentIssue.assigned_to_id = None The asignee is unmodified. |
@fmonera You should set it to an empty string, this way it works: self.currentIssue.assigned_to_id = ''
self.currentIssue.save() Since it's becoming a popular question I will make it possible to set this one to |
as described. no error either.
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