RT2 relationships

Is there a message somewhere in the archives that explains how
relationships are implemented in RT2? I’m looking to do relationships,
wherein I can resolve a parent ticket, and all the children tickets
are closed and children ticket requestors notified, or after all
the child tickets are closed, the parent ticket closes and its
requestor is notified. I’ve been playing with the relationships, and I
don’t see that they are doing anything other than providing a visual cue as
to related tickets.

you’ll wanna look at Ticket.pm, Link.pm and Links.pm.

StallDependent and OpenDependent in lib/RT/Action/ were Tobias’
early attempts to do something like what you want.

    -jOn Tue, May 22, 2001 at 10:18:40PM -0600, Wozz wrote:

Is there a message somewhere in the archives that explains how
relationships are implemented in RT2? I’m looking to do relationships,
wherein I can resolve a parent ticket, and all the children tickets
are closed and children ticket requestors notified, or after all
the child tickets are closed, the parent ticket closes and its
requestor is notified. I’ve been playing with the relationships, and I
don’t see that they are doing anything other than providing a visual cue as
to related tickets.


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you’ll wanna look at Ticket.pm, Link.pm and Links.pm.

StallDependent and OpenDependent in lib/RT/Action/ were Tobias’
early attempts to do something like what you want.

So currently, there is no code to act on relationships, just the
relationships.