if relation_options[:sym] == field && !options[:reverse]
sqls = [sql, sql_for_relations(field, operator, value, :reverse => true)]
- sql = sqls.join(["!", "!*", "!p"].include?(operator) ? " AND " : " OR ")
+ sql = sqls.join(["!", "!*", "!p", '!o'].include?(operator) ? " AND " : " OR ")
end
"(#{sql})"
end
assert_include 2, ids
end
- def test_filter_on_relations_with_no_open_issues
+ def test_filter_on_blocked_by_no_open_issues
IssueRelation.delete_all
# Issue 1 is blocked by 8, which is closed
IssueRelation.create!(:relation_type => "blocked", :issue_from => Issue.find(1), :issue_to => Issue.find(8))
assert_include 1, ids
end
+ def test_filter_on_related_with_no_open_issues
+ IssueRelation.delete_all
+ # Issue 1 is blocked by 8, which is closed
+ IssueRelation.create!(relation_type: 'relates', issue_from: Issue.find(1), issue_to: Issue.find(8))
+ # Issue 2 is blocked by 3, which is open
+ IssueRelation.create!(relation_type: 'relates', issue_from: Issue.find(2), issue_to: Issue.find(3))
+
+ query = IssueQuery.new(:name => '_')
+ query.filters = { 'relates' => { operator: '!o', values: [''] } }
+ ids = find_issues_with_query(query).map(&:id)
+ assert_equal [], ids & [2]
+ assert_include 1, ids
+ end
+
def test_filter_on_relations_with_no_issues
IssueRelation.delete_all
IssueRelation.create!(:relation_type => "relates", :issue_from => Issue.find(1), :issue_to => Issue.find(2))