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mfairchi

19 Oct, 2008 05:17 AM

Hello, I am trying to grab the total number of tickets so I can properly paginate the results, however I am getting confusing and seemingly inconsistent results. For example:

pro=Lighthouse::Project.find( my_project_id ) pro.open_tickets_count => 10 pro.tickets.size => 4

I read thru the docs trying to understand this but am not understanding why the different counts. Especially since in the test project I am testing against I have 7 open_tickets for the first milestone, 2 for the next, and one unassigned to a milestone. and no closed tickets. So where is the 4 coming from?

Also, I would really like a way to determine how many total tickets there are, including closed. Is there a way to do this?

Any help is appreciated. Thanks, Michael Fairchild

1. 1 Posted by mfairchi on 19 Oct, 2008 05:20 AM

   

   let me try to format that better:

   pro=Lighthouse::Project.find( my_project_id )

   pro.open_tickets_count # = 10

   pro.tickets.size # = 4

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2. 2 Posted by Rick on 19 Oct, 2008 11:23 PM

   

   Project#open_tickets_count is a count of all the open tickets in the project. Project#tickets, however, uses your default ticket bin to list the tickets. It's just an xml version of the web tickets listing. The default ticket bin is responsible:me state:open by default, but you can change this to whatever you want. If you create a new ticket bin for state:open and set that as your default, pro.tickets.size should equal open_tickets_count.

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