Remove Verbiage of "issue_type" Being the Correct Filter in List Issues#185
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Remove Verbiage of "issue_type" Being the Correct Filter in List Issues#185nox7 wants to merge 1 commit intoAccelo:mainfrom
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Updated issue filtering parameters and marked some as deprecated.
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In the current Accelo docs under List Issues and Basic Filtering, it incorrectly states to use "issue_type" for filtering by the "issue_type_id" - however, this filter does not work and leads developers to incorrect and frustrating results.
The "type" filter must be used. While "type" is listed as deprecated in the actual object documentation, the docs should still be relevant and correct to what actually, currently functions. Postman example below.
First image, we see we attempt to use "issue_type" in the filter
However, we get results back that are not just of that issue_type_id.
In the second image, when using "type" we get the correct results.
Currently "issue_type" does not function as a valid or useful filter. This PR removes it from the List Issues docs and removes deprecation notice of "type" because there is currently no other way to filer by type.