Support for Drupal 7 is ending on 5 January 2025—it’s time to migrate to Drupal 10! Learn about the many benefits of Drupal 10 and find migration tools in our resource center.I tried to file an issue concerning Drupal.org to see whether it already existed. I couldn't match the project name, even though multiple projects contain Drupal.org in the name.
Steps:
1. Go to the Drupal issues database
2. Click Create a new issue
3. In project, type Drupal.org
4. Click Search
Actual result: Error message "Multiple matches found for Drupal.org."
Expected result:
Error message "Multiple matches found for Drupal.org. File instead on one of the following: 'drupal.org content' 'drupal.org infrastructure' 'drupal.org webmasters'" and whatever other 'drupal.org' projects exist.
[Just so you know, I had to look up past issues I filed to get the project name.]
Comments
Comment #1
Charles BelovComment #2
drummThis error message is generated by
project_issue_pick_project_form_validate().Comment #3
YesCT CreditAttribution: YesCT commentedMight be related to #2214237: Cannot create issue: Selecting Drupal core in issue create autocomplete gives "Multiple matches found for Drupal core."
Comment #4
drummproject_issue_pick_project_form_validate()checks forpropertyCondition('title', '%' . db_like($form_state['values']['project']) . '%', 'like'). We can either only do exact matching; or try exact matching first, then see if there is a single LIKE match.Comment #5
drummThe button is no longer labeled "Search", it is "Next". And the autocomplete serves as a search function.
Comment #6
Charles BelovActually, the issue is fixed, because the autocomplete now works and I get a list of all the projects with Drupal.org in them.