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But if I update any other information and save the workitem the time stamp is updated again to when the WIT was just saved

This is because when you update other information and save the workitem. The condition in below rule is still true. So that the Date Blocked field will be updated again.

You can send model name and id in post request. Using input fields

That is the correct approach, some notes

1. $bean->id will be empty when the record is new.
2. make sure you read all the print_r output, its very extensive but contains the data you are looking for.
3. $bean->column_fields returns an array with the bean fields, you can use that array for accessing the data, something like $bean->$column_field_item

The inode is the server's internal information specific to a file, so many security scanning software would report this as a vulnerability.

However, there is very little information you can find on the web on how this can translate to a real hack. It may assist in discovering things that a file A is a hard-link (same file, on the same filesystem) as a file B, not much more.

Apache at one point included the inode of a file as part of the value of the ETag header (which is configurable and possible to disable). Apache stopped this inclusion by default since version 2.4. NGINX itself never used the inode of a file as part of its ETag header.

However, security scanning software would still report NGINX as leaking inode info just because they never know whether it's proxying old Apache or other software that actually leaks inode info.

So you can say it's a false positive if you are running an NGINX-only setup. And if you don't, you can still say that it is false positive, because "OK, this is internal to the server, but nobody ever was able to do anything with it".

I found a fallback method for Route class in the documentation, it should satisfy what you need without using exceptions.

This is what is written in docs

Using the Route::fallback method, you may define a route that will be executed when no other route matches the incoming request.

Is there any way to make this group available without granting access? Or a different approach to providing an AD group member list?

I am afraid there is no such way to make this group available without granting access.

According to the document Add a rule to a work item type, following rules specify restrictions on specifying or changing the value of a field:

We could not set rule to grant access to that group.

Besides, just like you test, the group is granted access by membership in a DevOps group, could not granted access by our custom group.

I found a solition. HasValue return false, if any values inside submessage are not set. Then I must create a new Imessage which have all default values. So then this code works for printing all field names in all messages and submessages.

If you really want to, use an accesor.

Try this: