| Reporter |
Michael Zarnitsa (mz)
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|---|---|
| Created | Mar 8, 2013 1:35:29 AM |
| Updated | Mar 8, 2013 1:51:48 AM |
| Priority | Normal |
| Type | Bug |
| State | Open |
| Assignee | Anna Zhdan (Anna.Zhdan) |
| Subsystem | REST API |
| Fix versions | No Fix versions |
| Fixed in builds | No Fixed in build |
| Affected versions | 4.2 |
| Browser | Any Browser |
| OS | Any OS |
| Verified in build | Not verified |
| Verified by | Nobody |
| Reviewed by | No reviewed by |
| Severity | Routine |
Since permittedGroup is not available for comments in import API (JT-18922) we were trying to import comments with command "comment" while providing comment text and permittedGroup. To assure right comment time we were also changing system time of the computer running import.
Everything worked out just fine, except we ran into a problem while adding large comments. Here is a script you can use to replicate the problem:
Comments of such a length still work in Youtrack interface. Which is a bit disconcerting that Youtrack is not using its own API
Everything worked out just fine, except we ran into a problem while adding large comments. Here is a script you can use to replicate the problem:
from youtrack.connection import Connection, httplib2
yt = Connection('http://localhost', 'user', 'pwd')
print('connected\n')
a = '1234567890'
comment = ''
# still works with range 0..565 or smaller
for i in range(0,566):
comment += a
print( 'comment length: {0}\n'.format(len(comment)) )
print( yt.executeCommand('acc-62522', 'comment', comment) )
Comments of such a length still work in Youtrack interface. Which is a bit disconcerting that Youtrack is not using its own API