Vridlo/types/Issue

From ALT Linux Wiki
< Vridlo/types
Revision as of 16:57, 2 December 2019 by Majioa (talk | contribs) (Created page with "'''Issue''' is a structure that represents an issue beloging to specific rpm. It is described as: * '''id''' is ''natural '''mandatory read-only''''' Unique internal identif...")
(diff) ← Older revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff)

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.
  • app_slug is string mandatory
Unique slug if the application, which the problem belongs to.
  • evrb is string mandatory
Epoch, version, release, buildtime of the package separated by "-" minus sing. In pair with the app_slug consists the unique rpm identifier.
  • 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
  • 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_uri is string optional
Support or maintain URI, which the issue is based on. Can be served as an external description URI for the issue.
  • 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, whe 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.