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When creating a new vulnerability a sequential ID is automatically generated. If the vuln is deleted even without anything edited, the next new vulnerability ID will be 1+ the deleted ID. In this case, it could be better if the same ID was reused so it does not appear like a vuln was deleted (as implied by incrementing the ID)
Duplicate Steps
Open ISRA
Go to Vulnerabilities tab
Click on Add, a new row will be added to the table
Click the checkbox corresponding to the new row
Click Delete, the row is removed
Click Add, note the vuln ID is 1+ the last ID
Expected Results
this is not a bug but an improvement
Version Detected
1.1.0 (Default)
Attachments
No response
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Issue Description
When creating a new vulnerability a sequential ID is automatically generated. If the vuln is deleted even without anything edited, the next new vulnerability ID will be 1+ the deleted ID. In this case, it could be better if the same ID was reused so it does not appear like a vuln was deleted (as implied by incrementing the ID)
Duplicate Steps
Expected Results
this is not a bug but an improvement
Version Detected
1.1.0 (Default)
Attachments
No response
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: