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A default instance of IssueFilter has all properties set to null, which in the resulting graph query will compare all the fields to null. However, this means it looks for issues which have no milestone and no assignee. Since "*" includes all issues, I suggest that IssueFilter initializes Milestone and Assignee to "*".
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A default instance of IssueFilter has all properties set to null, which in the resulting graph query will compare all the fields to null. However, this means it looks for issues which have no milestone and no assignee. Since "*" includes all issues, I suggest that IssueFilter initializes Milestone and Assignee to "*".
As far as I can tell, * does not return any issue which doesn't have a value for the specified field. So null for Milestone doesn't match any issues with milestones assigned, and * doesn't match issues which don't have any milestones. So either way, issues are being excluded. It feels like there should be some way to get issues regardless of whether they have a milestone or assignee.
A default instance of
IssueFilter
has all properties set tonull
, which in the resulting graph query will compare all the fields tonull
. However, this means it looks for issues which have no milestone and no assignee. Since "*" includes all issues, I suggest thatIssueFilter
initializesMilestone
andAssignee
to"*"
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: