Isn’t “stalled” an open ticket without recent action
or otherwise deferred? How do we display this
"not-resolved" as opposed to “open”?
I know. Next release ,
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Stalled is a status that was originally meant to be hand-set when
a ticket was waiting on something like a vendor or the user. When
a stalled ticket is replied to, it gets automatically opened.
Stalled tickets show up in the web ui [for example] when you
search for tickets with status of “any, stalled or unresolved”
jOn Wed, Jul 26, 2000 at 05:28:23PM -0500, Dan St.André wrote:
Isn’t “stalled” an open ticket without recent action
or otherwise deferred? How do we display this
“not-resolved” as opposed to “open”?I know. Next release ,
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Isn’t “stalled” an open ticket without recent action
or otherwise deferred? How do we display this
“not-resolved” as opposed to “open”?
If there’s an archive of these lists around, I described how to add a “pending”
status to WebRT a few months ago. It’s fairly simple.
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