#81 — Difference between iteration start/end date of None or really today not visible

State	Resolved
Version:	—
Area	User interface
Issue type	Feature
Severity	Medium
Submitted by	Maurits van Rees
Submitted on	Sep 23, 2008
Responsible	Reinout van Rees
Target release:	2.0

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Last modified on Jan 08, 2009 by Matthew Wilkes

Since a while Iterations get the current date as start date by default. Old iterations may not have a start date yet (they may be iterations that are not yet planned in). In the UI the difference between an Iteration with no start date and one with a start date that really is today is not visible.

Mostly the same for end date: the difference between no end date and an end date of today is not visible.

Added byReinout van ReesonSep 23, 2008 10:17 AM

Issue state: unconfirmed → open

No start date: that's an error. I'll render it as a warning instead.

No end date: I'll render it as a text "no end date selected yet".

Added byReinout van ReesonSep 23, 2008 11:49 AM

Issue state: open → resolved

Added checks whether start/endDate are set as toLocalizedTime(None) returns today as value. So unset start/end dates looked like today.

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