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[jira] [Updated] (YETUS-423) Make sortorder and sorttype of type
choices
[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/YETUS-423?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ]
Ajay Yadava updated YETUS-423:
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Description:
sortorder and sorttype can take only specific values, so it will be better to make them choices. A common scenario where this will help is a command like below
python releasedocmaker.py --version trunk --project falcon -t "Apache Falcon" --outputdir result --sortorder desc --sorttype issueid
(Note that the sortorder is "desc" instead of the permitted "dec")
This command will sort the issues in ascending order instead of descending order and is a potential source of confusion given that it is a common typo to give sortorder as "desc".
was:
sortorder and sorttype can take only specific values, so it will be better to make them choices. A common scenario where this will help is a command like below
python releasedocmaker.py --version trunk --project falcon -t "Apache Falcon" --outputdir result --sortorder=desc --sorttype=issueid
(Note that the sortorder is "desc" instead of the permitted "dec")
This command will sort the issues in ascending order instead of descending order and is a potential source of confusion given that it is a common typo to give sortorder as "desc".
> Make sortorder and sorttype of type choices
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>
> Key: YETUS-423
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/YETUS-423
> Project: Yetus
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Ajay Yadava
> Priority: Minor
>
> sortorder and sorttype can take only specific values, so it will be better to make them choices. A common scenario where this will help is a command like below
> python releasedocmaker.py --version trunk --project falcon -t "Apache Falcon" --outputdir result --sortorder desc --sorttype issueid
> (Note that the sortorder is "desc" instead of the permitted "dec")
> This command will sort the issues in ascending order instead of descending order and is a potential source of confusion given that it is a common typo to give sortorder as "desc".
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