dev/core#2327 - In the sample casetype xml files the <name> is the label not the name #19442
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Overview
https://lab.civicrm.org/dev/core/-/issues/2327
The
<name>
inside the file isn't used as much as I think it used to be.But you can see the effect for example when using the "Print Report" feature on manage case.Probably quickest way to test is:1. Copy one of the casetype files from CRM/Case/xml/configuration.sample into CRM/Case/xml/configuration2. Create or visit a case of that type and then click Print Report.3. Now visit a regular civi page like /civicrm/admin and you'll see a big red box with all the errors it generated.Ok actually looking closer I can't see where it's used at all.
Before
label
After
name
Technical Details
name - label
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