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I wasn't sure the best way to contact you but I'm unable to submit a new radar. The error I receive is:
'A server error occurred. Please contact the administrator.'

I'd like to be able to get an RSS feed of the latest radars, so I can duplicate them, when necessary.

This shouldn't be bad to build, and I'm even up for building it, but based on 5b119fa, it might be cost prohibitive? @timburks, what are your thoughts on it? I don't want to submit a PR if it isn't going to get merged.

When searching for "iTunes" I'd expect to see the latest radars with "iTunes" first. However it seems to sort the results alphabetically descending, so radar number 9993159 is first even though 12404140 is higher.

Because the search results are cut after the first page and no way to browse through pages, the feature is actually unusable right now.

If I have an OpenRadar case with a quotation mark in the title, e.g.:

Xcode often ignores "recursive" checkbox in Header Search Path build settings

then when I edit that case, the title is populated as:

Xcode often ignores

Thanks for your time.

What

Along with Apple recently announcing changes to bug report data retention, a new feature was added to the Bug Reporter interface to allow downloading either an HTML page or JSON file containing all bugs you've filed.

How

It would be pretty neat if open radar supported importing at least the JSON bug report data files. It looks like there's enough data in them (sample) to fill in the key fields. Entries could be created/updated initially with the data from these files and manually edited afterwards to fill in missing fields.

Why

There main benefit to this feature would be streamlining the process for adding already-filed bugs to OpenRadar or adding Apple's updates to existing bugs to the tracker.

Considerations

1. Redaction. There may be confidential data/content in the bug report dumps that we don't want to upload to OpenRadar. Filtering should be done somewhere in the process (before upload or during processing).
2. Privacy. Apple will be removing bug originator data from bug reports meeting certain criteria (see linked article). The privacy concerns in OpenRadar are less severe since attachments/system logs aren't included and the originator field can be a pseudonym, but privacy is worth thinking about when developing this feature.

This is a feature request. It would be nice if URLs are automatically rendered as hyperlinks. Example: https://openradar.appspot.com/7111585

The "Add a New Radar" page should have drop down menus for the following fields:

Product
Classification
Reproducible

The values for these drop downs should match what Apple uses at bugreport.apple.com.

I've used quick radar to post a couple of bugs, which appear in bug reporter, however they don't show up in open radar or my radars?

Thanks,

Jules.

OpenRadar is over quota now. Maybe it grew beyond Google App Engine?
Is it possible to build it on top of a git repository and host it on github? Maybe one folder per Radar ID and then submissions are subfolders of that?

Since Apple has removed the old bug reporter, and replaced it with the new Feedback Assistant https://feedbackassistant.apple.com/ there are a few changes required.

The main issue is that there's a new numbering system eg: FB0000000. Each bug report now begins with FB (to differentiate it from the old radar system). When submitting reports via openradar, we get an error if we include the FB prefix. If we omit the FB we can file the report, but then there's no way to know if it's a new Feedback Assistant report, or an old radar report.

I just added an FB with 8 digits that starts with 1001 and it isn't on page 1, but way down on page 24. I also found other FB#'s down there that appear to have been opened recently.

If the "date" field isn't populated consistently by users, can you still ensure that FB's are sorted by date when it was added to the OpenRadar database, instead of using a pure alphanumeric sort? Otherwise, FB10027879 comes before FB264382.

See screenshot. Thanks!

Apple changes APIs and the implementations underlying those APIs from version to version. I'm finding lots of weird behavior on macOS 10.13 High Sierra. It would be nice to be able to search openradar for bugs filed on 10.13.

Date Originated: 9/15/2015
Ex: http://openradar.appspot.com/radar?id=5616559737274368

This date is roughly seven months in the future from today, and the bug was created in 2014.

I would like to be able to sort/group similar categories
For example : Seeing all Shortcuts radars listed together

Try a search for "foobarfoobar" or something similar that will not return any results.

The output will be
`Search Results
Query: foobarfoobar

No matching results found.

Remove the <p> </p>.

I do not have a gougle account (and do not plan on creating one), so I cannot sign up.

In what appears to be a minor miracle, Apple has added a "related to" field where it'll show you the bug number and the status of the bug your bug duplicates. Support for this in OpenRadar would be great.

Adding a "comment count" column to the My Radars page would make it easier to see whether there are new comments since I last visited, as opposed to clicking every link to check.

My username is kimslawson. When I log in using my google account and click on "My API Key" in the top nav, I get "A server error occurred. Please contact the administrator."

I'm trying to generate an API key to connect OpenRadar to Brisk app. The error I see on the webpage is "A server error occurred. Please contact the administrator.". Tried to logout-login, use Safari and Chrome (macOS), cleaning cookies and website data - no luck so far.
https://openradar.appspot.com

Would like to click on the originator and see all of their bugs.

If the browser has a 17.X.X.X address, change the http://www.openradar.me/27988819 to radar://27988819 so internal Apple employees can open it easily. This might be the ever so slightest help in getting an radar some traction.

I don't use Gmail anymore, so I use my really old Google Account to access Open Radar. I would prefer if the username of that account not be publicized, so it would be nice if Open Radar would allow you to hide and/or change your display name.

Have you guys thought about extending this to allow for feature requests?

I just submitted a feature request (basically asking for this configurability http://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/25932/move-pictures-documents-movies-etc-folders?lq=1).

Of course, I get no guarantee of a response, but it would be nice if other people knew that I at least submitted it. If someone eventually did get a response, they could post that response.

Is there a way to have formatted blocks of code? I pasted some since file attachments aren't allowed and of course all of the * for pointers are turning the block into an italicized mess.

Now that the radar numbers have passed 10 000 000, we have a problem: the 9 000 000s are sorting before the 10 000 000s. Consequently, all new radars are showing up at the end of the list (around page 86 at the time this issue was filed).

I had a bug with a smart curly quote in the title field.

When I submitted it, I got an error page that seemed to indicate a problem with Unicode characters. I removed the funny character and resubmitted the report, and OpenRadar accepted it.

Upon returning to “My Radars,” I found that the submission with the funny character in the title was accepted too, I just never got a confirmation, and instead got an error page.

After searching you get a message:

"Didn't find what you wanted? Try this Google Custom Search."

If I'm not mistaken this used to be a link to a Google-search, but now its just that text-string.

OpenRadar currently seems to have an issue where people are putting bogus numbers in their radar number field, possibly to ensure that their radars appear "first" in the list (you can see them here; they're the ones with 9-digit numbers). Unfortunately, this adds visual nuisance to the home page. Have you considered adding some sort of check for clearly incorrect values (or maybe even reviewing this manually once in a while, since there aren't that many)?

The current robots.txt file blocks all robots from accessing the site, effectively making Open Radar ungoogleable:

User-agent: *
Disallow: /

I can see the change was made for maintenance cost reasons, but given its central position in the fruit community, why not consider "search-engine-optimising" Open Radar at least as much as allowing the use of external search engines?

There seems to be 4000-something radars in the base, but

http://openradar.appspot.com/api/radar/count

always gives :

{
    "result": 1000
}

I'm 80% sure I know the Google account under which I filed a bunch of old radars, but its "My Radars" section is empty. Searching for "irons" only turns up one hit, and "nathaniel" turns up the same plus one other (though it appears the originator field isn't searchable). Is there a possibility that My Radars wouldn't include results from ~2012?

I saved my google API key in QuickRadar, and it doesn't exactly match my Google account's current API key value, except for the last twelve digits, which match perfectly. This seems improbable.

Saves scrolling back to the top

I tried to submit a radar with curly quotes in the body. I got an error like this when I submitted:

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/base/data/home/runtimes/python/python_lib/versions/1/google/appengine/ext/webapp/_webapp25.py", line 716, in __call__
    handler.post(*groups)
  File "/base/data/home/apps/openradar/1.369835338532393896/main.py", line 113, in post
    form_data = urllib.urlencode(form_fields)
  File "/base/data/home/runtimes/python/python_dist/lib/python2.5/urllib.py", line 1259, in urlencode
    v = quote_plus(str(v))
UnicodeEncodeError: 'ascii' codec can't encode character u'\u201c' in position 39: ordinal not in range(128)

The radar actually submitted anyway, and I was able to modify radars and add curly quotes. It's just adding new ones that seems to cause this problem.

Please add an additional field to to radar overview table showing the submission date.

Try searching for "finder window" and OpenRadar will return results only for "finder"

I accidentally submitted r. 21325469 under an incorrect Google account, due to a glitch between my personal account and the one assigned by my school. Could you please reassign it to the account wjk011 (full email — wjk011 «å†» gmail.com)? In addition, I would appreciate if you could do something (although I am not quite sure what) about r. 21335460. When submitting this radar, I made a typo in the bug number. I would just let this slide, except when someone posts the real r. 21335469, there would be a conflict. This is an exact be a duplicate of r. 21325469. Thanks for your assistance.