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--- processes:issue-tracking [2016/03/16 10:51] – [02 Issue Tracking] joerg.hampel
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-====== 02 Issue Tracking ======
+====== 03 Issue Tracking ======
 > //An issue tracking system (also trouble ticket or request management system) manages and maintains lists of issues, as needed by an organization. Issue tracking systems are commonly used by customer support to create, update, and resolve reported customer issues, or even issues reported by that organization's other employees.//
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 ===== Introduction =====
-As our code repositories are managed on a [[https://about.gitlab.com/|GitLab]] server, we use GitLabs integrated Issue Tracker. Having a united platform for source code version control and issue tracking lets us connect issues to code revisions in a very easy and natural way.
+As our code repositories are managed on a [[kb:scc:gitlab|GitLab]] server, we use GitLab's integrated Issue Tracker. Having a united platform for source code control and issue tracking lets us connect issues to code revisions in a very simple and natural way.
-As we manage our products as well as your projects with GitLab, you can report issues for either of them. There are two ways that you can contribute to issue tracking:
+===== Issue Tracking with GitLab =====
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+If you have a valid user on the [[https://code.hampel-soft.com/|HSE GitLab Server]] and we granted you access to a repository, you can manage issues directly from the [[https://code.hampel-soft.com/|GitLab web interface]].
-===== Issue Tracking with Dokwiki =====
-In order to keep things simple for you, we have developed a [[https://gitlab.com/joerg.hampel/dokuwiki-gitlabissues|Dokuwiki plugin]] that serves as a simplified front-end to GitLab, displaying a list of issues and allowing to create new issues and comment on issues directly within your Dokuwiki project page.
-For our products, you can find the list of issues in the corresponding namespace of the product:
-    /dokuwiki/products/<product>/<namespace>/issues
-For your project, wou will find the list of issues as a subpage of your project page:
-    /dokuwiki/projects/<customer>/<project>/issues
-==== List Header ====
-|{{:processes:issue-header.png?direct&600|}}|
-|Header and Footer of issue list|
-The default or list view shows the list of issues for the corresponding GitLab project. Above and below the list of issues, there is a block showing
-  * the GitLab project name (eg ''appinstruments/appic-framework'')
-  * the state of the issues displayed (''open'' or ''closed'')
-  * a link for switching from opened to closed issues or vice versa
-  * a link for creating a new issue (''create new issue'')
-==== Issue Details ====
-|{{:processes:issue-details.png?direct&600|}}|
-|Details of an issue|
-For each issue, the default or list view displays
-  * the issue id
-  * the title of the issue
-  * the body or description of the issue
-  * the comments to the issue (if any)
-  * a link for adding new comments (''add new comment'')
-  * the date and time the issue was created at
-  * the date and time of the last update
-  * the labels assigned to the issue (if any)
-  * the GitLab user assigned to the issue (if any)
-==== Create new issue ====
-|{{:processes:issue-new.png?direct&600|}}|
-|Creating a new issue|
-You can create a new issue by following the ''add new issue'' link in the header or footer of the list. The create-issue view shows
-  * a header stating the GitLab project for which to create a new issue
-  * a form field for entering the title of the issue
-  * a form field for entering the description of the issue (you can use markdown syntax)
-  * a button for submitting the issue
-  * a link to ''Return to issue list''
-==== Create new comment ====
-|{{:processes:issue-comment.png?direct&600|}}|
-|Creating a new comment|
-You can create a new comment to an issue by following the ''add new comment'' link in the details of an issue. The create-comment view shows
-  * a header stating the GitLab project and issue id for which to create a new comment
-  * a form field for entering the comment text (you can use markdown syntax)
-  * a button for submitting the comment
-  * a link to ''Return to issue list''
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-===== Issue Tracking with GitLab =====
-If you have a valid GitLab user and we granted you access to the GitLab repository, you can also manage issues directly from the [[https://about.gitlab.com/images/feature_page/issues_full.png|GitLab web interface]].
+==== Labels ====
+You can find a list of labels we usually apply, together with their meaning, at [[https://code.hampel-soft.com/groups/open-source/-/labels]].