Vote #77795
未完了Regression in REST API ISSUES GET
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説明
In previos redmine version i've used rest api to sync with our ERP/CRM system for further analisis
To get only updated issues we used uri like this
issues.xml?key=8c4cc4a8a142484dcbe62b7e86bdfe1cb9045bec&updated_on=%3E%3D2016-09-07T06:12:07Z&limit=100&status_id=*&sort=updated_on
Where "2016-09-07T06:12:07Z" is a timestamp of the last sync issue
After 3.3 update this GET request returns issues that were update before this date
I've tried this request with various dates and came across to the conclusion, that when i use only "2016-09-07" i get the correct result, but when i add time - i get strange set of issues
I've also checked the Rest_Issues, but i did not see any changes
Please help to understand what is whong in this request (it worked well for a long time before the 3.3 update) or fix the problem if it is a bug
journals
It seems that when i use timestamp (e.g "2016-09-07T06:12:07Z") the request returns all issues updated_on from the begining of that year.
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Test covers.
source:tags/3.3.0/test/integration/api_test/issues_test.rb#L128
Please see [[submissions]].
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Our's environment is:
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Environment:
Redmine version 3.3.0.stable
Ruby version 2.1.2-p95 (2014-05-08) [x86_64-linux]
Rails version 4.2.6
Environment production
Database adapter Mysql2
SCM:
Subversion 1.6.11
Git 1.7.1
Filesystem
Redmine plugins:
a_common_libs 2.2.0
ajax_counters 1.4.0
clear_plan 2.2.0
global_roles 2.1.0
luxury_buttons 3.7.5
redmine_favorite_projects 2.0.2
redmine_issue_tabs 1.1.1
redmine_my_page 0.1.9
unread_issues 2.1.0
usability 2.1.3
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Should we provide anything more ?
And what about your's point to test ? Do you want, that we shall run it ?
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Wadim Incognito wrote:
> Do you want, that we shall run it ?
Yes. Because vanilla Redmine tests pass.
http://www.redmine.org/builds/index.html
Make sure to run on *test* environment, not production environment.
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