159948 - after change keyword name, old name still shows up in query results

Status: RESOLVED DUPLICATE of bug 69621

(Bugzilla :: Query/Bug List, defect)

Description

[Eric Krock]

Using Bugzilla 2.10 installation at Kontiki. Not sure what platform we run it on
(have opened call with IT to find out), so marking OS other for now. (Desktop is
Win XP Pro, not that it matters.)

To repro:
1) create a keyword called "downloadmgr"
2) add that keyword to some bugs
3) go into edit keywords, edit the download mgr, and in the Name field, change
"downloadmgr" to "webdownload" and commit your changes

The following now work as expected:
- If you bring up one of those bugs individually, you see "webdownload" listed
in  the individual bug's list of keywords
- If you query using the new keyword name webdownload, all the appropriate bugs
come up in the list

HOWEVER, if you query using the new keyword name webdownload and look at the
"keywords" column in the query results page:

Expected: you see the new keyword name "webdownload" listed instead of the old
keyword name "downloadmgr"
Actual: you see the old keyword name "downloadmgr" listed instead of the new
keyword name "webdownload"

Somehow, the old keyword name has been preserved as the query-list display
string value, even though the internal database columns seem to have been
updated to use the new keyword name internally.

Marking minor. Mildly confusing to the BZ user and annoying but functionally
harmless.

Comment 1

[Eric Krock]

Kontiki is running Bugzilla on Linux. OS --> Linux

Comment 2

[Bradley Baetz (:bbaetz)]

2.10 is really really really really old and has multiple known + published major
security bugs. You should update to the recently released 2.16.

The automated clearing isn't in 2.16 (see bug 69621), but you should update anyway.

You can fix this specific issue by doing a sanitycheck, and then chooing the
option to rebuild the keyword cache when offered. (Or load
sanitycheck.cgi?rebuildquerycache=1 manually).

*** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 69621 ***