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Hi, this is a bug with the current open source edition, but fixed in the latest development version. If you are able to, you can download the latest development version from github. You can also disable the elevated login prompt to bypass this issue.

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This is an improvement we've been thinking about for a while. It's not available right now, but it may be available in a future release.

Yes, that's possible, but the reason you don't see it immediately is that it's a workflow action that's only available in workflow transitions. In the default workflow, click "Reject issue" on a new issue, and you'll have the option to mark the issue as a duplicate from there. If you just want to li...

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That warning is from a dependancy which isn't going to cause any problems using The Bug Genie. You can continue with the installation

Hi, which version are you using?

This may be dependant on the timezone configuration being used, as it should still store the value you put in there. If it keeps reverting, let's look at a way to specify time. We never really put much thought into that bit, since mostly the releases were date-based and not so time-specific

Also, when you have created new issue type schemes and/or workflow schemes they can be selected on a per project basis in the project settings. Issue type schemes can be switched with a toggle workflow schemes requires a small move operation (all done within the project configuration).

Yes, the default workflow and issue type schemes are not editable. We've done this to prevent there being no usable configurations if people mess up the settings.

To start, just copy one of the default workflows or issue type schemes and you can edit anything you want.

It might not be the most obvious place to look, but see the configuration section for issue type schemes. An issue type scheme is what configures which fields are available visible and reportable for different issue types, and each project can use a predefined or project-specific issue type scheme. ...

What web server are you running this on?