Re: [phpBT-dev] Assigned To list

[<php...@be...>]

It would be great to have a feature where by project you could select
the users to be included in the "assigned to" list.  I'd be happy to
accept a patch for that. :)  Alternatively, you can file a feature
request at the sourceforge site.

Phpbt is still under development, though my time commitment to it for
the last few months has been almost non-existent.  The roadmap is indeed
out of date, but I am actually still planning on making a 1.0 release
within the decade. :)

On Wed, Mar 17, 2004 at 01:15:18PM -0500, Cliff Brake wrote:
> I am using phpbt 0.9.1 with great success -- thanks for a wonderful product.
> 
> In the past, I have been using it in a single customer/project senario, but 
> would now like to expand to using one install for multiple 
> customers/projects.  This seems to work well as I can use groups to give 
> users access to only the project they need.  However, when I click on the 
> "Assigned To:" field when editting a bug, all developers are listed even if 
> they don't have access to the project.  Is there a fix for this?  If not I 
> will probably look into making the change and will summit it back if this is 
> the desired bahavior.
> 
> Has anyone used phpbugtracker in a multiple customer senario where you don't 
> want one customer to see another's project/developers?
> 
> Also, is phpbt still under development?  The roadmap seems a little out of 
> date.
> 
> Thanks,
> Cliff
> 
> 
> 
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