Max Tepkeev

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These are on demand includes as described in the docs, requests to these resources are only sent when you access them, so there's no overhead if you don't need them....

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Hi @OoYomguioO Have you tried passing it as dict ? ```python redmine.issue.create(subject='foo', status_id=1, geojson={"type":"Feature","geometry":{"type":"Point","coordinates":[623.3052415336314,-32.712499199145796]},"properties":null}) ```

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Fixed in #328. Thanks.

As a quick fix you can use `redmine.user.filter(status='')` i.e. supply empty value to get all users regardless of their status. Right now `redmine.user.all()` returns just active users because back in...

Ah yes, you're right, if you need a status property then you have to make a separate request for each user anyway which isn't optimal and very slow, but that's...

Fixed in cece6b4723bd0d725ae687a6a2a6a09b5a790ab1

Hi @YopterMatbEro If I get it right you're looking for a Redmine's contains operator, i.e. ~ so basically try the following: ```python issues = redmine.issue.filter(subject='~1999505404 20.09.2023') for issue in issues:...