L3 - Default User Story (Required on creation):
The user clicks on a filter "tasks that I own" in the Camunda Webapp. All tasks are shown which the current user owns.
Functional Requirements (Required before implementation):
There is a filter in the Camunda Webapp, that shows the current user all tasks which he owns.
Technical Requirements (Required before implementation):
The bug in the filter when you put under the filter key "User / Group" : "Owner" , is removed.
Limitations of Scope (Optional):
Hints (Optional):
Currently the behavior is as follows:
I have a filter "tasks that I own" with one critera. The criteria has the key "User / Group" : "Owner" and the value of that key is "${currentUser()}" (see screenshot "filter settings"). I assign, with the help of a listener, the current user as an owner to the current task. Then I would expect that task to appear in the filter "tasks that I own". However under that filter I cannot see my task (see screenshot "filter shows no tasks"). But when I click on the settings of that task and just click save (without changing anything), suddenly the tasks I am owner of are appearing (see screenshot "filter shows tasks after clicking on save").
For me that cleary looks like a bug! If you dont want to fix this bug, please give me a hint for a workaround, because for now I dont have one. Thanks a lot.
This is the controller panel for Smart Panels app
[CAM-13290] Filter key "User / Group" : "Owner" is not working as expected
| Attachment | New: filter settings.png [ 41230 ] | |
| Description |
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h4. User Story (Required on creation):
The user clicks on a filter "tasks that I own" in the Camunda Webapp. All tasks are shown which the current user owns. h4. Functional Requirements (Required before implementation): There is a filter in the Camunda Webapp, that shows the current user all tasks which he owns. h4. Technical Requirements (Required before implementation): The bug in the filter when you put under the filter key "User / Group" : "Owner" , is removed. h4. Limitations of Scope (Optional): h4. Hints (Optional): Currently the behavior is as follows: I have a filter "tasks that I own" with one critera. The criteria has the key "User / Group" : "Owner" and the value of that key is "${currentUser()}". I assign, with the help of a listener, the current user as an owner to the current task. Then I would expect that task to appear in the filter "tasks that I own". However under that filter I cannot see my task. But when I click on the settings of that task and just click save (without changing anything), suddenly the tasks I am owner of are appearing. For me that cleary looks like a bug. Unfortunately I was not able to upload screenshots because Jira says I am missing a token. |
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h4. User Story (Required on creation):
The user clicks on a filter "tasks that I own" in the Camunda Webapp. All tasks are shown which the current user owns. h4. Functional Requirements (Required before implementation): There is a filter in the Camunda Webapp, that shows the current user all tasks which he owns. h4. Technical Requirements (Required before implementation): The bug in the filter when you put under the filter key "User / Group" : "Owner" , is removed. h4. Limitations of Scope (Optional): h4. Hints (Optional): Currently the behavior is as follows: I have a filter "tasks that I own" with one critera. The criteria has the key "User / Group" : "Owner" and the value of that key is "${currentUser()}" (see screenshot "filter settings"). I assign, with the help of a listener, the current user as an owner to the current task. Then I would expect that task to appear in the filter "tasks that I own". However under that filter I cannot see my task. But when I click on the settings of that task and just click save (without changing anything), suddenly the tasks I am owner of are appearing. For me that cleary looks like a bug. |
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| Attachment | New: filter shows tasks after clicking on save-1.png [ 41231 ] | |
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| Attachment | New: filter shows no tasks.png [ 41233 ] | |
| Description |
Original:
h4. User Story (Required on creation):
The user clicks on a filter "tasks that I own" in the Camunda Webapp. All tasks are shown which the current user owns. h4. Functional Requirements (Required before implementation): There is a filter in the Camunda Webapp, that shows the current user all tasks which he owns. h4. Technical Requirements (Required before implementation): The bug in the filter when you put under the filter key "User / Group" : "Owner" , is removed. h4. Limitations of Scope (Optional): h4. Hints (Optional): Currently the behavior is as follows: I have a filter "tasks that I own" with one critera. The criteria has the key "User / Group" : "Owner" and the value of that key is "${currentUser()}" (see screenshot "filter settings"). I assign, with the help of a listener, the current user as an owner to the current task. Then I would expect that task to appear in the filter "tasks that I own". However under that filter I cannot see my task. But when I click on the settings of that task and just click save (without changing anything), suddenly the tasks I am owner of are appearing. For me that cleary looks like a bug. |
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h4. User Story (Required on creation):
The user clicks on a filter "tasks that I own" in the Camunda Webapp. All tasks are shown which the current user owns. h4. Functional Requirements (Required before implementation): There is a filter in the Camunda Webapp, that shows the current user all tasks which he owns. h4. Technical Requirements (Required before implementation): The bug in the filter when you put under the filter key "User / Group" : "Owner" , is removed. h4. Limitations of Scope (Optional): h4. Hints (Optional): Currently the behavior is as follows: I have a filter "tasks that I own" with one critera. The criteria has the key "User / Group" : "Owner" and the value of that key is "${currentUser()}" (see screenshot "filter settings"). I assign, with the help of a listener, the current user as an owner to the current task. Then I would expect that task to appear in the filter "tasks that I own". However under that filter I cannot see my task (see screenshot "filter shows no tasks"). But when I click on the settings of that task and just click save (without changing anything), suddenly the tasks I am owner of are appearing (see screenshot "filter shows tasks after clicking on save"). For me that cleary looks like a bug! If you dont want to fix this bug, please give me a hint for a workaround, because for now I dont have one. Thanks a lot. |
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| Attachment | Original: filter shows tasks after clicking on save-1.png [ 41231 ] |
| Assignee | New: Nikola Koevski [ nikola.koevski ] |
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Hi MarvinKern,
Unfortunately, I am unable to replicate this bug with the 7.15.0-alpha4 release.
I perform the following steps:
The new Tasklist Filter shows the correct tasks once I click on it. It doesn't matter if I start some process instances before I create the filter, the tasks are always shown.
Are the steps that I am performing correct?
Can you tell me what version of the Camunda Platform you are using?
Are there any error logs or stacktraces reported?
Best,
Nikola