Vote #64649
完了Priority CSS Class in issue description is fault-prone
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説明
The priority CSS class in issue description can be wrong if
your priority contains spaces.
Priority: Keep in Mind
=> CSS classes: priority priority-Keep in Mind
As you can see the spaces are not masqueraded.
I suggest either use the same approach as in the issue list by
just enumerating the priorities eg. priority-1 or masquerading
the spaces with underscores or dashes.
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> just enumerating the priorities eg. priority-1
That is the expected behaviour.
Can you give the exact view or URL where a CSS class based on priority *name* appears?
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Jup, just look at the sourcecode of this page.
<pre>
<td class="priority"><b>Priority:</b></td><td class="priority priority-Normal">Normal</td>
</pre>
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Oh, you're right. This is removed in r2461.
The css class that you're expecting (eg. priority-5) was set on the div that wraps the issue details.
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