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gtsiolis opened this issue Dec 14, 2021 · 2 comments · Fixed by #7259
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component: dashboard groundwork: awaiting deployment team: webapp Issue belongs to the WebApp team type: bug Something isn't working

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gtsiolis commented Dec 14, 2021

Bug description

Problem to solve

Before the fix in #6376 (Cc @laushinka) users were able to import projects from GitLab using the full-text name as the slug, see relevant comment in #5847 (comment).

See also #6723 (Cc @jankeromnes) in case this is relevant, too.

After the recent changes in #7031, the project settings navigation seems to break for those projects added before the slug fix mentioned above.

Project settings before the slug fix Project settings after the slug fix
Screenshot 2021-12-14 at 1 31 01 PM Screenshot 2021-12-14 at 1 31 26 PM

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TBD (To be discussed)

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Go to projects settings for a GitLab project added before the slug fix in #6376 and potentially #6723 that used to have a project name with empty characters in it.

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/schedule

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/assign

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