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- all tests should be passign with and without this App
- specific tcms.bugs related tests should be skipped when the
App is not found in INSTALLED_APPS
- all tests should be passing with and without this App
- specific tcms.bugs related tests should be skipped when the
App is not found in INSTALLED_APPS
- all tests should be passing with and without this App
- specific tcms.bugs related tests should be skipped when the
App is not found in INSTALLED_APPS
Description of problem
Disabling the Internal Bug Tracker in local_settings.py makes Kiwi unusable. It causes an internal error and the website cannot be accessed.
Version or commit hash (if applicable)
7.3
Steps to Reproduce
Actual results
The docker initialization appears fine, but when you try to hit the url, it blows up.
Expected results
The Internal Tracker should be disabled.
Additional info (Python traceback, logs, etc.)
I deployed a development environment and found the same issue if I tried to do it there by modifying the config filed.
My current workaround is:
Comment out the tcms.bugs calls
urls.py line 16
urls.py line 42
forms.py Line 8
views.py Line 17
kiwitcms.py Lines 11 and 12
types.py Line 22
I'm not sure if there would be further repercussions from these changes yet.
But there should be a more elegant way of handling this, ideally, the superuser should be able to disable the system from the settings.
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