Do not hardcode default Priority names in Project Reports tooltip
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Authored by aklapper on Apr 26 2024, 10:33.

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valerio.bozzolan

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T15799: Reports tooltip hardcodes Maniphest Priority field names

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rPe6925c83c187: Do not hardcode default Priority names in Project Reports tooltip

Summary

Pull the names of Priority field values instead of hardcoding them.

Closes T15799

Test Plan

As an admin, go to /config/edit/maniphest.priorities/ and change the value of "name" of a Priority value with a value < 50 (e.g.: Low, Wishlist)
Open /maniphest/report/project/
Hover over the Oldest (Pri) column and check the tooltip text before and after applying this patch

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aklapper created this revision.Apr 26 2024, 10:33

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Thanks!

Please evaluate extended names:

$low_priorities = array();
$priorities = ManiphestTaskPriority::getTaskPriorityMap();

...

$priority_v => $priority_label

Also please evaluate the creation of:

private function getNormalPriority() {
  // TODO: This is sort of a hard-code for the default "normal" status.
  // When reports are more powerful, this should be made more general.
  return 50;
}

So we can adopt that, removing both current TODOs. If you like that, let's micro-optimize, doing this before loops:

$normal_priority = $this->getNormalPriority();

src/applications/maniphest/controller/ManiphestReportController.php
716	In this way we have less need of `pht()`, and we avoid to have `pht(' or ')` that would have spaces to be kept in translation
722	Maybe better to have the placeholder in the end, so we have less need to make a meaningful readable phrase with "1, 2 or 3"