In the December 2014 Mentoring mentor meeting, one of the pain items that surfaced as a result of sunsetting drupalmentoring.org is that locating 'needs re-roll' issues is difficult. The ideal 'needs re-roll' issue is has a recent patch from 2-3 weeks ago. But that isn't possible with the current advanced search. One can sort by issue last updated, but that typically surfaces issues that were recently tagged with the needs tag. Providing a filter by last attachment date would help.

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Project: Drupal.org infrastructure » Drupal.org customizations
Version: » 7.x-3.x-dev
Component: Servers » Code
Issue tags: +core mentoring on drupal.org

Moving to (I think) the correct project.

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Parent issue: » #2173425: [META] Merge DrupalMentoring.org features into Drupal.org
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Issue tags: +D.o UX

Yep, this is a good project. Parts may be implemented in Project Issue, or other modules. I thought I had seen a duplicate of this issue, but can't find it.

The Views for the issue queue search are in features/drupalorg_searchapi_issue_views. The first steps would be:

  • Figure out how to fit this into the UI, without making it too much more daunting.
  • Set this up to be indexed via SearchAPI, last attachment date is not a regular field that is already indexed.
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Bojhan commented

I doubt we can add "another" column, is this something we can also expose upon request? E.g. if people filter on it - show it?

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I'm fine if its a dropdown sort thing, not a table sort.

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Related issues: +#2219493: Add search for issues with patches that touch certain file types (javascript, css, ...) or files, +#2232387: Make the comma an AND instead of OR in the follower (participant) issue queue advanced search field

How about an "even more advanced search" page with more filters.

I think we also have dreams of being able to filter by other things,
like they type of files modified by a patch.
#2219493: Add search for issues with patches that touch certain file types (javascript, css, ...) or files

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yesct commented
Related issues: +#2396865: [Meta] finding issues to work on is difficult