Closed spbdimka closed 3 years ago
You may want to try to completely uninstall the other plugin from database, doing a plugin migration with options NAME=plugin_name and VERSION=0
Other helpful action would be removing the plugin assets from public. Note that the plugin seems not compatible with Redmine 4.x. For other info you may want to contact the plugin developer. Good luck.
I have managed to workaround the issue on my instance with just renaming ../plugins/a_common_libs/lib/acl/patches/models/issue_patch.rb into issuepatch.rb without practical negative consequences
In your case that may be ../plugins/a_common_libs/lib/acl/patches/models/user_patch.rb into userpatch.rb
But it's a bit risky, you may need to test it later to check if something else is off. Works for me.
I haven't looked into the plugin but the point is: allowed_to_with_acl implies the usage of alias_method_chain which is not supported by the Rails version used in Redmine 4.x. The plugin is incompatible with Redmine 4.x, fullstop.
The question by @spbdimka was about how to uninstall the plugin, because it seems to harm even if removed. Of course Redmine needs to be restarted, and I suggested some further cleanup actions above.
hi, i have conflict with a_common_libs plugin
but even i deleted this plugin i got this log and stoped execution of redmine: