def group_by_sort_order
if column = group_by_column
order = (sort_criteria.order_for(column.name) || column.default_order || 'asc').try(:upcase)
- Array(column.sortable).map {|s| Arel.sql("#{s} #{order}")}
+
+ column_sortable = column.sortable
+ if column.is_a?(TimestampQueryColumn)
+ column_sortable = Redmine::Database.timestamp_to_date(column.sortable, User.current.time_zone)
+ end
+ Array(column_sortable).map {|s| Arel.sql("#{s} #{order}")}
end
end
assert_equal values.sort, values
end
+ def test_sort_with_group_by_timestamp_query_column_should_sort_after_date_value
+ User.current = User.find(1)
+
+ # Touch Issue#10 in order to be the last updated issue
+ Issue.find(10).update_attribute(:updated_on, Issue.find(10).updated_on + 1)
+
+ q = IssueQuery.new(
+ :name => '_',
+ :filters => { 'updated_on' => {:operator => 't', :values => ['']} },
+ :group_by => 'updated_on',
+ :sort_criteria => [['subject', 'asc']]
+ )
+
+ # The following 3 issues are updated today (ordered by updated_on):
+ # Issue#10: Issue Doing the Blocking
+ # Issue#9: Blocked Issue
+ # Issue#6: Issue of a private subproject
+
+ # When we group by a timestamp query column, all the issues in the group have the same date value (today)
+ # and the time of the value should not be taken into consideration when sorting
+ #
+ # For the same issues after subject ascending should return the following:
+ # Issue#9: Blocked Issue
+ # Issue#10: Issue Doing the Blocking
+ # Issue#6: Issue of a private subproject
+ assert_equal [9, 10, 6], q.issues.map(&:id)
+ end
+
def test_sort_by_total_for_estimated_hours
# Prepare issues
parent = issues(:issues_001)