Use IssueOptions copy method to allow easier add filters in future

models/issues/issue_project.go

@@ -49,13 +49,11 @@ func (issue *Issue) ProjectColumnID(ctx context.Context) int64 {
 
 // LoadIssuesFromColumn load issues assigned to this column
 func LoadIssuesFromColumn(ctx context.Context, b *project_model.Column, opts *IssuesOptions) (IssueList, error) {
-	issueList, err := Issues(ctx, &IssuesOptions{
-		ProjectColumnID: b.ID,
-		ProjectID:       b.ProjectID,
-		LabelIDs:        opts.LabelIDs,
-		AssigneeID:      opts.AssigneeID,
-		SortType:        "project-column-sorting",
-	})
+	issueList, err := Issues(ctx, opts.Copy(func(o *IssuesOptions) {
+		o.ProjectColumnID = b.ID
+		o.ProjectID = b.ProjectID
+		o.SortType = "project-column-sorting"
+	}))
 	if err != nil {
 		return nil, err
 	}

models/issues/issue_search.go

@@ -54,6 +54,19 @@ type IssuesOptions struct { //nolint
 	User           *user_model.User           // issues permission scope
 }
 
+// Copy returns a copy of the options.
+// Be careful, it's not a deep copy, so `IssuesOptions.RepoIDs = {...}` is OK while `IssuesOptions.RepoIDs[0] = ...` is not.
+func (o *IssuesOptions) Copy(edit ...func(options *IssuesOptions)) *IssuesOptions {
+	if o == nil {
+		return nil
+	}
+	v := *o
+	for _, e := range edit {
+		e(&v)
+	}
+	return &v
+}
+
 // applySorts sort an issues-related session based on the provided
 // sortType string
 func applySorts(sess *xorm.Session, sortType string, priorityRepoID int64) {