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RTC Defect Work Item Does Not Show Summary

On one of the RTC projects I use, Defects show the Summary in the iteration plan, but when you open the defect the summary is missing -- along with the two boxes that show the defect state.  I also noticed a tab named "none" that has no content.  I expect someone editing something that they should not have, but what?

Thanks,

Chris

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I distilled this down to the wrong value for layout in the process XML

<tab id="com.ibm.team.workitem.editor.default.internalHeader" layout="builtInOverviewLayout">
    <section sectionId="com.ibm.team.workitem.header.default" title="none"/>
</tab>

Should instead be:

<tab id="com.ibm.team.workitem.editor.default.internalHeader"
      layout="internalHeader>
      <section sectionId="com.ibm.team.workitem.header.default" title="none"/>
</tab>

This appeared early in the history of the project configuration (within the 1st few months)


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Hi Chris,

most likely someone modified the Editor Presentations, either modifying a default editor presentation, or by changing the selected ones.

You can edit the editor presentation bindings in the Project Configuration in the Work Items section. There are 4 different editor presentations for different contexts.
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Yes, I found this to be the case by comparing two different RTC projects.


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Yes, I can confirm this has happened.  In the default presentation the Header section has turned up as 'none'.  The configuration editor will now offer to Add Header in the project configuration.

I guess Chris is fatigued with our problem reporting system....

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