[Feature] Functionality to create new backlog item from the frontend

[chesthar]

As an end-user exploring the system and checking what's happening in the backend and the DB I would like to have the functionality to create a backlog item(let's say only type bug is enough) from the front-end. Currently performed some basic operations from the swagger and seems to be working(on the local instance) but was hard to guess the payload that I have to pass to /api/BacklogItems/bug. So I think this functionality will make this project and of course the magnificent ravendDB more and more attractive to new users like me.

SUT details:
RavenDB 5.4.2 local instance(windows)
yabt latest master: 6a6d72c
browser Chrome: 105.0.5195.102
OS: Windows 10 Enterprise
Visual Studio 2022 Pro

[AKlaus]

Hey @chesthar,

Not sure I understand where's the problem. The swagger API is well-documented (screenshot below) and you can try it not only locally but also on the website itself (yabt.ravendb.net/swagger). The database gets recreated weekly.

Getting one level down from API to the services, you can check out the automated tests for creating of backlog items at BacklogItem_Crud_Tests.

There's also a TicketImporter tool that calls those services for creating new backlog items from a chosen GitHub repo (line of code)

Based on that, there's not much need in the front-end functionality to create backlog items as it's deemed pretty trivial (editing is more complex and provided on the UI).

[PureKrome]

@AKlaus I believe the question asked, is: Can we add a bug via the UI and not the (Swagger) API?

EDIT: I came here to ask the exact same question as I hit the UI website first. not the swagger API.

[AKlaus]

Hi @PureKrome,
Adding a bug (or any other ticket type) via the UI hasn't been implemented, as the API is already there and the UI part was deemed a trivial task compared to editing.
Of course, if someone submits a PR with the implementation, the team wouldn't mind 😊

BTW, all the existing tickets have been created by running the TicketImporter (under tools/TicketImporter) that copied 50,000 tickets from 2 public repos: dotnet/aspnetcore, dotnet/runtime.