Hmm. I can not reproduce it. See my test 1 and test 2. Can you make screenshots where you can not see categories list?

Ok i had a screenshot with the edit screen. i have no options on right side to set categories, build version...

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Aha, now I got it. It's a permissions issue. Currently we are showing such info only for users who has full edit rights (like JBS members).

The questions is - should we allow more for general users?

@brianteeman @Bakual @zero-24 @infograf768 @Kubik-Rubik @roland-d @vdespa @gwsdesk

i would personally prefer it if categories can only be set at the time of submitting an issue by regular users.

we could have a scenario where a user submits an issue as ACL, we correct it as External Libraries and they disagree and want to change it back.

it would be the same with setting the priority level

And what about other fields like: build, easy test and milestones?

i dont personally see a need for them to be ever editable by the poster. do
you?

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And what about other fields like: build, easy test and milestones?

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Ok, permissions issues, good work, thanks @b2z .

But the trouble is that if i edit the description of my issue and save it, all the categories are erased, and i cannot re-select them :(

I agree with @brianteeman , user can set initials values for build, priority and categories. But when he come back to edit the issue, the 'basic user' (like me) doesn't need to set/change the build, priority and categories values.

Maybe, some "experimeted users" can be affected to another groups to have rights to change these values, but not the basic user !?

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its definitely a bug if when you edit the post you lose the categories etc.

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Ok, permissions issues, good work, thanks @b2z https://github.com/b2z .

But the trouble is that if i edit the description of my issue and save it,
all the categories are erased, and i cannot re-select them :(

I agree with @brianteeman https://github.com/brianteeman , user can set
initials values for build, priority and categories. But when he come back
to edit the issue, the 'basic user' (like me) doesn't need to set/change
the build, priority and categories values.

Maybe, some "experimeted users" can be affected to another groups to have
rights to change these values, but not the basic user !?

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I'd also vote for bug.

Is @allenzhao still with us?

I'm here, just needs a little catch up.
So now the bug shows when a user without 'edit' permissions edit his /her own issue, category will lose?
I've got a proposal for this, since it's his/ her own issue(opened by him/her), we allow him/her to edit the categories on it?

Oh sorry, didn't see the discussion above. So when a poster modifies the issue, this whole behavior won't affect the categories on it, right?
Anyone against this or I will start to work on it ;)

It's pretty weird now, I've opened #526 to test, but I can't edit my own issue, locally
and on i.j.o, there was a quick 'undefined index' error that passed away before I can really recognize it. Can any of you go through the error log pls?
I've committed PR, but haven't test it. Needs to figure out why I can't edit my own issue...

there was a quick 'undefined index'

This seems unrelated:

PHP Notice:  Undefined index: milestone_id in .../App/Tracker/Model/IssueModel.php on line 375

my bad :(

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there was a quick 'undefined index'
This seems unrelated:

PHP Notice:  Undefined index: milestone_id in .../App/Tracker/Model/IssueModel.php on line 375

my bad :(

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