Vridlo/types/Issue

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Issue is a structure that represents an issue beloging to specific Rpm. It is described as:

  • id is natural mandatory read-only
Unique internal identifier of the issue.
  • kind is string mandatory read-only
Kind of the issue, it describes a source, which the issue has been got from. It is unchangeable.
  • no is string mandatory read-only
Number of code of the issue, in the pair with kind is an unique identifier of the issue in the system. It is unchangeable.
  • status is string mandatory
Status of the issue. Must contain one of new, resolved, assigned, verified, reopened, closed
  • severity is string mandatory
Severity of the issue. Must contain one of normal, critical, major, enhancement, minor, blocker.
  • revrb is string mandatory
Unique rpm identifier slug if the application, including, epoch, version, release, buildtime of the app separated by "-" minus sign, which the issue belongs to.
  • reporter_email is string mandatory
Email of the person or bot who is reported the problem / issue.
  • resolution is string optional
Status of the issue resolution. May contain one of fixed, worksforme, notabug, wontfix, duplicate, later, or blank value.
  • description is string optional
Description of the problem. It is formatted as defined in the description_format field.
  • description_format is string optional
Format of the text, which the description of the problem is written in. Can be one of html, markdown, text.
  • description_title is string optional
Description title, which can contain the single line of description optionally with with maintain URI, which the issue is based on. The URI can be served as an external description URI for the issue. It is formatted also as the description itself, i.e. as defined in the description_format field.
  • reported_at is datetime optional
The date and time, when the report was acquired from the reporter.
  • resolved_at is datetime optional
The date and time, when the issue was resolved, i.e. get resolved state last time.
  • touched_at is string optional
The date and time, when status was updated last time.