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When requesting issues filtered by labels, they never contain the actual labels. Instead they contain only the ones provided as a filter.
Consider the following setup:
>>> client = gitlab.Gitlab(...) >>> issues = client.project_issues.list(project_id=123)) >>> len(issues) 5 >>> issues[0].labels {'somelabel', 'another', 'evenmore'}
Now when you filter for a specific label, the result contains the correct amount of issues, but is missing all the remaining labels:
>>> issues = client.project_issues.list(project_id=123, labels=set(['somelabel'])) >>> len(issues) 2 >>> issues[0].labels {'somelabel'}
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Nice catch, definitely a bug in python-gitlab. Thanks for the report.
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When requesting issues filtered by labels, they never contain the actual labels. Instead they contain only the ones provided as a filter.
Consider the following setup:
Now when you filter for a specific label, the result contains the correct amount of issues, but is missing all the remaining labels:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: