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2167: Unify search methods in IssueProject
Hi all,
this patch unifies the various ways of searching that exist within JiraProejct
. I also chose to expose the search
method in the IssueProject
since I will make use of it in later patches. This is the first patch of many that will extract the JBS specific parts from JiraProject
so that JiraProject
will be about JIRA and JBS specific functionality will be moved elsewhere. This refactoring is needed to allow other parts of the Skara to use JBS functionality with only an IssueProject
instance (without turning JiraProject
into effectively JbsProject
).
Thanks, Erik
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Issue
- SKARA-2167: Unify search methods in IssueProject (Bug - P4)
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