In issue comments, put issue participants also in completion list when hitting @ #12433
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…n hitting @ Previous behaviour was only to have completion for project members
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I suspect that these really need to be generated from some sort of ajax call but this is reasonable. |
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Yes, some better mechanism to propate values to JS (like localization) would be nice but it's kind of a hard problem to solve because ajax calls introduce unnecessary delay. Maybe a lightweight second script that runs before index.js that does just that, but it's a extra round trip in any case using ajax. |
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Make lg-tm work |
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Previous behaviour was only to have completion for project members.
This combines participant lists with the possible assignee lists and removes duplicates.
Duplicate removal is done on the javascript side. It would be probably cleaner to create the list in go code, but this keeps the patch minimal.