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Attrib classes
Evan Rolfe edited this page Oct 18, 2017
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Attributes are used to store meta information about projects and packages in a systematic way.
Attrib - An attribute for a project/package. This is what the user defines.
AttribAllowedValue - Defines the values that may be chosen for when creating an Attrib with a certain AttribType.
AttribDefaultValue - Defines the default value that may be chosen for an Attrib of a certain AttribType.
AttribIssue - A many-to-many join that relates Attribs to Issues.
AttribNamespace - A namespace grouping for AttribTypes.
AttribNamespaceModifiableBy - Defines who has access to modify AttribNamespaces.
AttribType - Defines the type of Attrib.
AttribTypeModifiableBy - Defines who has access to modify AttribTypes.
AttribValue - What the values of an Attrib are.
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