sorting - 更改 Gitlab 问题的默认排序

Question

有没有办法将 Gitlab 问题跟踪器中的默认排序从“最新”更改为“最近更新”？

我知道我可以通过选择排序过滤器来更改它，但是，每次这样做很快就会变得烦人。

Answer 1

does anyone know if there is a way of changing the default sort in Gitlab issues tracker from "Newest" to "Recently Updated"

据我所知(2014 年中):

• 有no issue in the GitLab CE project
• one issue in GitHub GitLab project (2014 年 4 月)指 GitLab CE 项目
• 有are a few suggestions ，但没有关于默认排序顺序
• main config gitlab.yml file 中没有任何内容

这可能是一个很好的 PR(拉取请求)，首先:

• app/helpers/issues_helper.rb ，按名称对问题进行排序
• app/models/project.rb ，它还按名称对问题进行排序
• app/views/projects/issues/_issue.html.haml按名称列出问题

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2016 年 1 月更新:如 stevenw00 提到的在 the comments ，现在有 issue 5546

As a user frequently viewing a list of issues (or merge requests), I want to be able to have the list sort I use remembered, so that I do not have to constantly set the sort when ever I view a list of issues (or merge requests).

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2018 年 12 月更新为 GitLab 11.6

Per-user saved sort order in issues, merge requests, and epics

There are now user-specified sort order selections in issues, merge requests, epics, and even roadmap views.
Which type of attribute you choose to sort by, and in which order you choose to sort (ascending or descending), is saved to the system, so that when you return to the same type of object list, it will remain what you have selected previously.

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2019 年 8 月更新，GitLab 12.2

Manual Issue List Sorting

As of 12.2, you can now sort an Issue List in Manual mode, which allows you to drag and drop Issues within the list to assign them a relative order.

The order is persisted and maintained across the entire instance for all Project Issue Lists and Group Issue Lists that have Manual mode enabled

参见documentation和 issue .

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与 GitLab 13.7 (2020 年 12 月)，您有一个新的(非免费)选项:

Sort issues by the number of issues they are blocking

While prioritizing a list of issues in GitLab, it’s often important to determine the critical path and whether an issue is blocking other issues.

With the current issue list, it is impossible to see which issues are blocking other issues. The only way to do so is to open each one and see the list of blockers below the issue description, which is a very time-consuming task!

As of 13.7, you can now use the filter for “Blocking” on any issue list, and you will see a list sorted by the number of blockers.

https://about.gitlab.com/images/13_7/sort-issues-by-blockers.png -- Sort issues by the number of issues they are blocking

See Documentation and Issue.