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  1. Red Hat Process Automation Manager
  2. RHPAM-1258

Process Instances: Filter over the column "processId" introduces superfluous visible columns

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      1. Start a process instance of a process which contains global process variables.
      2. Navigate to Process Instances perspective and create a custom filter using column processId so that the values are equal to process' definition Id.
      3. The view should be switched to the new filter tab and filtered out instances should be listed.
      4. Click on Show/hide columns button to open the list of available columns.

      Expected result:
      Columns listed are: Initiator, Version, State, Start Date alongside with global process variables.

      Actual result:
      Columns listed are: Initiator, Version, State, Start Date, initiator, processId alongside with global process variables - columnList.png

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      1. Start a process instance of a process which contains global process variables. 2. Navigate to Process Instances perspective and create a custom filter using column processId so that the values are equal to process' definition Id. 3. The view should be switched to the new filter tab and filtered out instances should be listed. 4. Click on Show/hide columns button to open the list of available columns. Expected result: Columns listed are: Initiator, Version, State, Start Date alongside with global process variables. Actual result: Columns listed are: Initiator, Version, State, Start Date, initiator, processId alongside with global process variables - columnList.png
    • 2018 Week 23-24

      When a custom filter over the column processId is defined in Process Instances perspective, the columns available to be shown for filtered out instances are incremented by the specified global process variables which have value.
      This allows global process variables' values for a particular process instance to be seen together with other (default) parameters (Initiator, Version, State, Start Date).

      The issue is that in addition to process variables, two more parameters are introduced to the list of available columns to be shown:
      1. initiator - duplicate of default Initiator parameter
      2. processId - column used for filter creation

              xiabai@redhat.com Xiaofeng Bai
              xiabai@redhat.com Xiaofeng Bai
              Bojan Sremac Bojan Sremac (Inactive)
              Bojan Sremac Bojan Sremac (Inactive)
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