Describe the bug
As an Admin, I have a component Proposals, with "N" proposals created. Then, I have created a new ProposalComponent and I have imported the Proposals with status Accepted of ProposalComponent 1. Finally I have disabled Component ProposalComponent 1.
If the ProposalComponent 1 is disabled, Why I'm seeing the related Proposals of the first component in the show view of the new ProposalComponent?
Should not they be hidden?
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
- Create two
ProposalComponent in the same Process
- Import accepted proposals from one component to other component
- Disabled the first component
- I can see the related proposals of first component in the second component
Expected behavior
Don't see the related proposals of component 1.
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- Device: [e.g. iPhone6, Desktop]
- Device OS: [e.g. iOS8.1, Windows 10]
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- Decidim Version: [e.g. 0.10]
- Decidim installation: [e.g. MetaDecidim]
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Describe the bug
As an
Admin, I have a componentProposals, with "N" proposals created. Then, I have created a newProposalComponentand I have imported theProposalswith statusAcceptedofProposalComponent 1. Finally I have disabled ComponentProposalComponent 1.If the
ProposalComponent 1is disabled, Why I'm seeing the related Proposals of the first component in the show view of the newProposalComponent?Should not they be hidden?
To Reproduce
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ProposalComponentin the sameProcessExpected behavior
Don't see the related proposals of component 1.
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