I have a tag group which is set to be mandatory (it can be seen when entering a new topic). Nonetheless it is possible to save a new topic without a tag being set.
This is the setup:
I have a tag group which is set to be mandatory (it can be seen when entering a new topic). Nonetheless it is possible to save a new topic without a tag being set.
This is the setup:
Are you a moderator or admin?
Oh my, I am both. So then it’s a feature, I guess…
Yeah. I feel your pain, though. And there’s discussion elsewhere about how it would be nice to enforce or at least warn people when they break the rules. I’d love a site setting like staff_must_follow_tag_rules
.
Yes exactly. Leading by example!
It’s not a tragedy but just to explain my use case.
We use this specific instance of Discourse as an internal support tool. So
So while it works fine for the customers to enter requests, bugs or questions, all of us, the company users, have to be careful.
I’m using tags with Kanban Board and wish that I didn’t have to try so hard to create topics with the right tag.
The immediate solution would be a plugin that would un-exempt staff from the rules. Probably 1-4 hours work depending on features and how much testing is built in.
I believe that this comes up with some frequency, but a (very) quick search fails to find anything.
Also a “default tag” comes to my mind (exactly where the required tag group is, we could select the default one).
As you could observe my tag group is a workflow, good for Kanban, too. So typically a new item would start with a tag new
. So then one wouldn’t have to set a tag at all.
A theme component could have a create button that would include a default tag.
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