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How do I get Projzilla to import Bugzilla data with a circular reference? |
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How do I get Projzilla to import Bugzilla data with a circular reference?
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Microsoft Project does not allow for circular references. Projzilla will terminate the population of a Project file with any circular references. There is a work around that can be done by editing "C:\Program Files\Projzilla\Config\SystemConfig.xml" and changing the value of "DropCircularReferences" from "false" to "true". Whenever Projzilla finds a circular reference when creating a Project file, it will then drop the dependency. |
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Why do some of my tasks have the priority of 501? |
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Why do some of my tasks have the priority of 501?
Answer:
Any priority which does not have a <map-priority> entry in the "C:\Program Files\Projzilla\Config\DataMapping.xml" is given a default priority value of 501. This typically occurs when people configure bugzilla to have different priorities than the {P1, P2, ..., P5} which it ships with. To add additional priorities, add <map-priority> elements into the DataMapping file. |
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Can I change the Bug Id field location in Project? |
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Can I cahnge the Bug Id field location in Project?
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No, this is unfortunately used as a unique key at this location. |
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