Hi Stephan,

Am 26.04.10 14:17, schrieb Stephen Moretti:
> We've just starting using/evaluating Agilo as we are already Trac/SVN
> for ticketing and source control.

Cool. :-)

> We created some user stories, requirements and tasks. We wanted to be
> able to assign a task to a requirement and requirements to User Stories,
> so I tried to make some links.
> 
> I created a story-requirement link and a requirement-task link. At this
> point I realised that there was a requirement-story link already in
> place and tried to delete my own story-requirement link.  This resulted
> in this error.
> 
> 2010-04-26_1132.png
> 
> Any idea why this would be? What can I do to resolve this?
> 
> Attached below are screenies of the stack trace and system information:
> 
> Regards and thanks in advance for your help.

Unfortunately Agilo doesn't like it at all if you configure circular
links and this is what happens if you do. We want to get to the
configuration UI in one of the next releases to make it enforce
assumptions such as this that are in the code but not reflected in the
configuration GUI.

In the meantime you should be able to get rid of these links by removing
them from the conf/trac.ini file in your environment. If you remove the
offending links from the allow line in the agilo-links you should be
fine for now.

-- snip --
[agilo-links]
allow = story-task, bug-task, bug-story, requirement-story
-- snap --

You could also just create a new envionment and copy the default values
from there.

Hope that helps,
Martin

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