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This issue was discovered by @ChrisC while manual testing. The dropdown in AddTestPlans is populated with test plans that have at least one version in DRAFT, CANDIDATE, or RECOMMENDED. It also filters for test plans that have a version in one of those phases with an existing report. This secondary filter is incorrect.

This issue is quite old but likely wasn't discovered until now due to another method for adding initial reports being used.

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Looks good, thanks!

This issue is quite old but likely wasn't discovered until now due to another method for adding initial reports being used.

Makes sense, I remember this dropdown being dictated by the test plans. There's defaulting logic to show "Versions in R&D or Deprecated" when a test plan was selected with no viable versions, at least on an older version of Data Management.

This dropdown is now dictated by the test plan versions. Both ways are fine but I could see how the reports.length logic got conflated in putting that altogether. It certainly needed a central entry point from earlier. Well done!

@howard-e howard-e merged commit 9dc48fc into development Nov 17, 2025
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@howard-e howard-e deleted the add-test-plans-sans-reports branch November 17, 2025 14:35
howard-e added a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 11, 2025
Create December 11, 2025 Release

Includes the following changes:
* #1582, which addresses #1572
* #1592
* #1619 
* #1621
* #1640, which addresses #1083
* #1642
* #1643
* #1641
* #1639, which addresses #1539
* #1644
* #1649
* #1647
* #1653, which addresses #1652
* #1654 
* #1656
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