Assign users case-insensitively by displayname, username and email #2196

When assigning new users, I can currently only select by E-Mail.
It would be good if I can filter by both mail and name, and the name is displayed in the suggestions.

That's already implemented. Users need to explicitely enable it in their settings though:

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Nope, I have that Checkbox enabled and it still does not work, at least on unstable.
Reproduced on try.

Looks like the settings were only taken into account when searching globally for users, not when searching for users with access to a list.

Fixed in 382a7884be - please check with the next unstable build if the problem went away.

yes, it works now on 0.18.1+2040-9bbaa67eec but still two issues:

the display name should be shown in the autocompletion box (ideally plus avatar), not the email
the search should be case-insensitive

The display name is now shown in the autocomplete box since 65fd2f14a0.

Case-insensitive search is another topic and depends on the database used (with mariadb and sqlite the search is already case-insensitive). A seperate backlog item exists for that.

Thank you :)
We use postgres for scalability, and the case-insensitive search would be a great feature to always have :)

~~And you should also be able to search by username/e-mail, not just displayname.~~
Woops sorry, that option exists, but we really need the ability to make it default, could be simply an instance-wide config option.

And don't forget to make new releases ;)

And you should also be able to search by username/e-mail, not just displayname.

But that already works? Displayname and email depend on a setting of the individual users though.

I corrected myself, you were too quick ;)

Furthermore, a (potentially trimmed) list of all available people (including avatars, idk if that is supposed to work already?) should be shown when clicking into the assignee field, like in Wekan.

Furthermore it would be handy to be able assign users by email and displayname via Quick Add Magic - for the email even without the domain if that is unambiguous (would be perfect for our case, as every user signs in with his company mail and the mail-schema is well known - so if the mail is test@domain.com mentioning @test should assign that user)