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Add trackers.name to tasks showing on Sprints page. #47

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Hello,

Our team wanted to see the tracker_id value shown on the tasks on the Sprints page. This pull request includes the changes I made to show the tracker_id value joined to the human readable trackers.name value.
If this is useful for others, great. If not and you would rather not merge the change then that is fine too. There may be a better way to write the query. I do not know Ruby so I winged it.

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Ric

Add read only permissions. These permissions are a bit odd in that they
still allow some seemingly write operations to the user. But the write
operations are ignored. Preventing the attempted writes will require
more changes to the Java script.
Apply patch from iRessources#36
tavlima pushed a commit to tavlima/AgileDwarf that referenced this pull request Mar 21, 2013
The ricemery's implementation [1] worked (Sprints view), but [2] failed (Tasks view) in my pgsql install. The workaround in [3] requires additional db requests (AFAIK), but is working.

So, this is a mixed solution, using [1] for Sprints and [3] for Tasks.

[1] ricemery@2bf7a3f
[2] ricemery@2fe8c22
[3] 8ff6144
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tavlima commented Mar 21, 2013

Had troubles with 2fe8c22 and pgsql. It was something related with the "trackers.name", which should be in a GROUP BY statement or something. I'm out of logs, now. Can you guess anything?

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