Redmine Blog

Ruby is the programming language used to create Redmine so updating Ruby comes with consequences. Every time you tamper with Ruby version, make sure you have a backup so you can roll back if anything happens.

Recently we got a reguest from our client: can you automatically assign a role to a newly registered user and assign him to a project? I thought: "There must be a plugin for that". It turned out there wasn't and I was even more surprised when I found out why...

For our client, a substantial Belgian company with branches in the US & China, we offered to integrate their Azure Active Directory with Redmine. We thought: "Redmine has a native support of LDAP, so this shouldn't be a problem." Every time you say "this shouldn't be a problem," you are in for a treat. 

Assuming you have the latest 2.0.2 version of Redmine X Resource Management Plugin, the best way to manage holidays, both public and personal is the following:

Review & hindsight of accomplished projects is a core activity of proper project management. As the project is delivered, project managers should look back and evaluate how the project progressed. Any problems that they encountered during project completion should be addressed and corrective measures implemented.

Every employee needs to rest from time to time. And that is why people take vacations. This blog is going to give you an easy-to-use solution on how to manage vacations in Redmine.

This Youtube ad has been driving me insane so I decided to write an article about Redmine X Gantt chart. You don't have to build one, you just install our Redmine X Gantt chart plugin and you are good to go.

Copying projects is a native feature of Redmine and it is accessible from Administration > Projects. However, it ends there. If you want to copy sub-projects or move issue dates, you can't. Or can you?

If you are missing the collapse / expand option in RedmineUP Favorite projects plugin, we have good news for you. Now it's possible.