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Add facets for start and end date to the Project Explorer #3291
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#3291 start and end date behaviour modification
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Sorry @Blaz-Sculac we are having some issues with our build system which haven't been sorted out that is preventing us deploying anything. I should move this back to QA |
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Thanks for letting me know. Should I test anything today? I will only be in till 12:30.
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Sorry Blaz we are having some issues with our build system which haven't been sorted out that is preventing us deploying anything. I should move this back to QA
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Dave tested an passed UAT for it on 12/9/2024 |
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The rules should be:
For each of project planned start and planned end date, have a UI section (similar to the project dates one) where the user can select a start and end date of a range.
This range would apply to the date in question.
E.g. for the project start date, the range should select projects with: "from date" <= project start date < "to date".
If "to date" is not supplied, use "from date" <= project start date
If "from date" is not supplied use project start date < "to date"
The same rule should apply to the project end date.
The main use case for these facets is to find projects that start on or after a specified date.
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