nanego / redmine_multiprojects_issue

A Redmine plugin which allows you to specify several projects per issue
http://www.redmine.org/plugins/redmine_multiprojects_issue
MIT License
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Integration in Development Process #25

Closed z1gge closed 7 years ago

z1gge commented 7 years ago

Hello nanego,

sorry for writing a ticket, but I've no idea to contact you otherwise. I'm trying to use your plugin and the scrum plugin (http://www.redmine.org/plugins/scrum-plugin) together, but i missed some little things.

Maybe we can have email contact, so that I can explain my needs and hopefully you have a simple solution for me.

Thank you.

nanego commented 7 years ago

Hello

I have never used this plugin with the "scrum" plugin. But please feel free to detail your issue and we will see if we can find a solution.

All the best, Vincent

z1gge commented 7 years ago

Hello Vincent,

thank ou for your fast reply. This is no issue... it is a customisation. We want to use redmine for our Dev-Teams & for Project Management, too.

The scene is:

In a customer project a project manager creates a feature and then uses the multi_project_issue_plugin to send this feature in the backlog of a dev-team. Thats it.

main requirements for custom multi_project_issue_plugin:

That's all. I hope this is not to complex to implement. What do you think?

Best Regards,

Ronny

PS.: Sorry, because the 2 mails... I hit tab and enter and the message was send :(

2017-01-17 9:07 GMT+01:00 woody wurst woody.wurst@gmail.com:

Hello Vincent,

thank ou for your fast reply. This is no issue... it is a customisation. We want to use redmine for our Dev-Teams & for Project Management, too.

The scene is:

In a customer project a project manager creates a feature and then uses the multi_project_issue_plugin to send this feature in the backlog of a dev-team. Thats it.

main requirements for custom multi_project_issue_plugin:

  • only one more project to select
  • when the issue is stored, the sprint_id from the backlog-sprint (backlog is used as name) of the selected project is

2017-01-16 15:06 GMT+01:00 vrobert notifications@github.com:

Hello

I have never used this plugin with the "scrum" plugin. But please feel free to detail your issue and we will see if we can find a solution.

All the best, Vincent

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z1gge commented 7 years ago

Hello,

my little picture was lost.

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Is it possible for you to do this customization? Or can give me a starting point, because I have no redmine development enviroment and have no glue to set it up...

Best Regards Ronny

nanego commented 7 years ago

Hi Ronny I think you could easily do this by using an "after_save" callback in the Issue model (app/model/issue.rb). Please have a try and let me know how you did it.

z1gge commented 7 years ago

Hello Vincent,

thank you for this tip. But I have no glue of redmine development/ ruby on rails. So thats the reason why I asked you. I hoped that you can do this customization. Because you have developed this cool plugin and know it best.

But if you have tips for me to setup a debuggable redmine development system, that would be nice.

Best regards Ronny

z1gge commented 7 years ago

Hi,

I've done it :) Thanks for your tip, I used the before_save hook in the issue_patch to set the field. Was not so difficult, the only thing which takes the most time to setup the dev-enviroment.

I used Visual Studio Code for debugging... really nice.

Best Regards, Ronny