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✨ [Frontend] Support center #8216
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✨ [Frontend] Support center #8216
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Thanks! 👍
But @odeimaiz @calys while looking into Fogbugz, I realized and I think it would be better call to stick with a single ticket system. We could simply let users create a Fogbugz case directly from the web platform (which would still include for example sharing the project with support option), and then handle all communication and ticket state management there in the Fogbugz via emails. I know right now, we agreed to create a Fogbugz case when a conversation starts, but questions pop up - like how support is notified when users reply later/next day, or how cases get closed. This feels like we’re going at some point to re-implement a ticketing system and, worse, having to keep it in sync with Fogbugz which is our real ticketing system to communicate with users.
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What do these changes do?
This is the first frontend iteration on the Support Center and checks all the request defined in Priority 1:
It also implements:
${deployment}/#/conversation/${conversation}Missing:
User requesting support:

A Support user, supporting:

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