Plus it makes it really hard to go through and see what needs to go in a category if I cant easily see that on the index page

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Since we have labels, I'd say we can put the categories "badge" or "label" before the labels on list.

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Plus it makes it really hard to go through and see what needs to go in a category if I cant easily see that on the index page

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Since we have labels, I'd say we can put the categories "badge" or "label" before the labels on list.

Would not this be a mess, mixing labels and categories in one row?

Would not this be a mess, mixing labels and categories in one row?

I'm thinking of something like this(it's ugly):

It is a little bit messy though. But since category is an multiple map (like labels), so another column is not a good choice. And another line might also be ugly; like this:

Anyway I think it's not a very good idea to add some "label" element on the current list.

Why not have the category label in a column?

Otherwise to be honest there is no point at all in having the categories if
you cant see them on the list view

On 26 August 2014 09:01, Zehan Zhao notifications@github.com wrote:

Would not this be a mess, mixing labels and categories in one row?

I'm thinking of something like this(it's ugly):
[image: screenshot 2014-08-26 15 56 33]
https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3326332/4041491/8f19c6b4-2cf6-11e4-95cc-052857fccf5b.png

It is a little bit messy though. But since category is an multiple map
(like labels), so another column is not a good choice. And another line
might also be ugly; like this:
[image: screenshot 2014-08-26 16 00 43]
https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3326332/4041521/1a53bf5a-2cf7-11e4-8bda-3f8a71104f69.png

Anyway I think it's not a very good idea to add some "label" element on
the current list.

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Ah just saw your comment about it being multiple map which I didnt
realise and dont see the need for

In that case I would go for your second screenshot

On 26 August 2014 10:09, Brian Teeman brian@teeman.net wrote:

Why not have the category label in a column?

Otherwise to be honest there is no point at all in having the categories
if you cant see them on the list view

On 26 August 2014 09:01, Zehan Zhao notifications@github.com wrote:

Would not this be a mess, mixing labels and categories in one row?

I'm thinking of something like this(it's ugly):
[image: screenshot 2014-08-26 15 56 33]
https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3326332/4041491/8f19c6b4-2cf6-11e4-95cc-052857fccf5b.png

It is a little bit messy though. But since category is an multiple map
(like labels), so another column is not a good choice. And another line
might also be ugly; like this:
[image: screenshot 2014-08-26 16 00 43]
https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3326332/4041521/1a53bf5a-2cf7-11e4-8bda-3f8a71104f69.png

Anyway I think it's not a very good idea to add some "label" element on
the current list.

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Just wanted to propose the same option as @allenzhao already did on the second screen. I think that it is the only way to place categories nicely.

Let's make it happen ;)

then I can start to add categories to the issues

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Just wanted to propose the same option as @allenzhao
https://github.com/allenzhao already did on the second screen. I think
that it is the only way to place categories nicely.

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We can have the UI experts discuss later where to place the elements, for now let's care about that they are visible ;=)

Can we commit this please so we can start to use the categories

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I found two options how to get categories:

1. For every issue in the list using getCategories() method here
2. Join over the issue_category_map and issues_categories tables here, then iterate an array of items here to eliminate duplicates and assign list of categories to every item.

The first option is easier, but more performance expensive. The second option is more complicated and I am not sure how to correctly implement it, but it should be less performance expensive (though I also not sure about it).

So I need an advice from @elkuku or @mbabker here ;)

@elkuku or @mbabker please respond

Do we have a master/slave DB? If not, I'm for the second option

Single DB server.

As I've pointed earlier, I am not sure that option 1 is more performance expensive then option 2. Join of tables is quite expensive operation.

Well second option will not work because of the limit. When you retrieve items you can not know how many of them needed to give exactly the same value as list.limit after elimination of duplicates. Anyone has other thoughts how to implement? If no, I will implement the first option.

Do you think you can implement option 1 so that we can tag the issues before the next PBF on the 17th. That should be a pretty good test of how it works. If it doesnt we can always rethink the approach afterwards.

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@brianteeman yes I can. Just a lack of time at the moment. The plan is to implement it till the end of next week

Awesome

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@brianteeman https://github.com/brianteeman yes I can. Just a lack of
time at the moment. The plan is to implement it till the end of next week [image:
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I've had some free time today and made it faster