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Copyright (C) 2006-2007 Jean-Philippe Lang |
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== 2007- |
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10 | * per project forums added | |
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11 | * added the ability to archive projects | |
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12 | * added �Watch� functionality on issues. It allows users to receive notifications about issue changes | |
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13 | * custom fields for issues can now be used as filters on issue list | |
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14 | * added per user custom queries | |
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15 | * commit messages are now scanned for referenced or fixed issue IDs (keywords defined in Admin -> Settings) | |
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16 | * projects list now shows the list of public projects and private projects for which the user is a member | |
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17 | * versions can now be created with no date | |
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18 | * added issue count details for versions on Reports view | |
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19 | * added time report, by member/activity/tracker/version and year/month/week for the selected period | |
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20 | * each category can now be associated to a user, so that new issues in that category are automatically assigned to that user | |
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21 | * added autologin feature (disabled by default) | |
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22 | * optimistic locking added for wiki edits | |
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23 | * added wiki diff | |
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24 | * added the ability to destroy wiki pages (requires permission) | |
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25 | * a wiki page can now be attached to each version, and displayed on the roadmap | |
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26 | * attachments can now be added to wiki pages (original patch by Pavol Murin) and displayed online | |
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27 | * added an option to see all versions in the roadmap view (including completed ones) | |
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28 | * added basic issue relations | |
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29 | * added the ability to log time when changing an issue status | |
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30 | * account information can now be sent to the user when creating an account | |
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31 | * author and assignee of an issue always receive notifications (even if they turned of mail notifications) | |
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32 | * added a quick search form in page header | |
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33 | * added 'me' value for 'assigned to' and 'author' query filters | |
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34 | * added a link on revision screen to see the entire diff for the revision | |
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35 | * added last commit message for each entry in repository browser | |
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36 | * added the ability to view a file diff with free to/from revision selection. | |
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37 | * text files can now be viewed online when browsing the repository | |
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38 | * added basic support for other SCM: CVS (Ralph Vater), Mercurial and Darcs | |
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39 | * added fragment caching for svn diffs | |
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40 | * added fragment caching for calendar and gantt views | |
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41 | * login field automatically focused on login form | |
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42 | * subproject name displayed on issue list, calendar and gantt | |
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43 | * added an option to choose the date format: language based or ISO 8601 | |
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44 | * added a simple mail handler. It lets users add notes to an existing issue by replying to the initial notification email. | |
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45 | * a 403 error page is now displayed (instead of a blank page) when trying to access a protected page | |
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46 | * added portuguese translation (Joao Carlos Clementoni) | |
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47 | * added partial online help japanese translation (Ken Date) | |
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48 | * added bulgarian translation (Nikolay Solakov) | |
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49 | * added dutch translation (Linda van den Brink) | |
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50 | * added swedish translation (Thomas Habets) | |
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51 | * italian translation update (Alessio Spadaro) | |
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52 | * japanese translation update (Satoru Kurashiki) | |
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53 | * fixed: error on history atom feed when there�s no notes on an issue change | |
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54 | * fixed: error in journalizing an issue with longtext custom fields (Postgresql) | |
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55 | * fixed: creation of Oracle schema | |
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56 | * fixed: last day of the month not included in project activity | |
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57 | * fixed: files with an apostrophe in their names can't be accessed in SVN repository | |
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58 | * fixed: performance issue on RepositoriesController#revisions when a changeset has a great number of changes (eg. 100,000) | |
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59 | * fixed: open/closed issue counts are always 0 on reports view (postgresql) | |
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60 | * fixed: date query filters (wrong results and sql error with postgresql) | |
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61 | * fixed: confidentiality issue on account/show (private project names displayed to anyone) | |
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62 | * fixed: Long text custom fields displayed without line breaks | |
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63 | * fixed: Error when editing the wokflow after deleting a status | |
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64 | * fixed: SVN commit dates are now stored as local time | |
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67 | == 2007-04-11 v0.5.0 | |
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69 | * added per project Wiki | |
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70 | * added rss/atom feeds at project level (custom queries can be used as feeds) | |
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71 | * added search engine (search in issues, news, commits, wiki pages, documents) | |
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72 | * simple time tracking functionality added | |
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73 | * added version due dates on calendar and gantt | |
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74 | * added subprojects issue count on project Reports page | |
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75 | * added the ability to copy an existing workflow when creating a new tracker | |
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76 | * added the ability to include subprojects on calendar and gantt | |
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77 | * added the ability to select trackers to display on calendar and gantt (Jeffrey Jones) | |
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78 | * added side by side svn diff view (Cyril Mougel) | |
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79 | * added back subproject filter on issue list | |
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80 | * added permissions report in admin area | |
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81 | * added a status filter on users list | |
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82 | * support for password-protected SVN repositories | |
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83 | * SVN commits are now stored in the database | |
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84 | * added simple svn statistics SVG graphs | |
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85 | * progress bars for roadmap versions (Nick Read) | |
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86 | * issue history now shows file uploads and deletions | |
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87 | * #id patterns are turned into links to issues in descriptions and commit messages | |
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88 | * japanese translation added (Satoru Kurashiki) | |
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89 | * chinese simplified translation added (Andy Wu) | |
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90 | * italian translation added (Alessio Spadaro) | |
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91 | * added scripts to manage SVN repositories creation and user access control using ssh+svn (Nicolas Chuche) | |
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92 | * better calendar rendering time | |
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93 | * fixed migration scripts to work with mysql 5 running in strict mode | |
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94 | * fixed: error when clicking "add" with no block selected on my/page_layout | |
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95 | * fixed: hard coded links in navigation bar | |
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96 | * fixed: table_name pre/suffix support | |
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99 | == 2007-02-18 v0.4.2 | |
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101 | * Rails 1.2 is now required | |
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102 | * settings are now stored in the database and editable through the application in: Admin -> Settings (config_custom.rb is no longer used) | |
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103 | * added project roadmap view | |
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104 | * mail notifications added when a document, a file or an attachment is added | |
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105 | * tooltips added on Gantt chart and calender to view the details of the issues | |
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106 | * ability to set the sort order for roles, trackers, issue statuses | |
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107 | * added missing fields to csv export: priority, start date, due date, done ratio | |
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108 | * added total number of issues per tracker on project overview | |
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109 | * all icons replaced (new icons are based on GPL icon set: "KDE Crystal Diamond 2.5" -by paolino- and "kNeu! Alpha v0.1" -by Pablo Fabregat-) | |
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110 | * added back "fixed version" field on issue screen and in filters | |
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111 | * project settings screen split in 4 tabs | |
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112 | * custom fields screen split in 3 tabs (one for each kind of custom field) | |
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113 | * multiple issues pdf export now rendered as a table | |
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114 | * added a button on users/list to manually activate an account | |
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115 | * added a setting option to disable "password lost" functionality | |
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116 | * added a setting option to set max number of issues in csv/pdf exports | |
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117 | * fixed: subprojects count is always 0 on projects list | |
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118 | * fixed: locked users are proposed when adding a member to a project | |
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119 | * fixed: setting an issue status as default status leads to an sql error with SQLite | |
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120 | * fixed: unable to delete an issue status even if it's not used yet | |
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121 | * fixed: filters ignored when exporting a predefined query to csv/pdf | |
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122 | * fixed: crash when french "issue_edit" email notification is sent | |
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123 | * fixed: hide mail preference not saved (my/account) | |
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124 | * fixed: crash when a new user try to edit its "my page" layout | |
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127 | == 2007-01-03 v0.4.1 | |
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129 | * fixed: emails have no recipient when one of the project members has notifications disabled | |
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132 | == 2007-01-02 v0.4.0 | |
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134 | * simple SVN browser added (just needs svn binaries in PATH) | |
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135 | * comments can now be added on news | |
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136 | * "my page" is now customizable | |
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137 | * more powerfull and savable filters for issues lists | |
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138 | * improved issues change history | |
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139 | * new functionality: move an issue to another project or tracker | |
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140 | * new functionality: add a note to an issue | |
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141 | * new report: project activity | |
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142 | * "start date" and "% done" fields added on issues | |
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143 | * project calendar added | |
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144 | * gantt chart added (exportable to pdf) | |
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145 | * single/multiple issues pdf export added | |
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146 | * issues reports improvements | |
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147 | * multiple file upload for issues, documents and files | |
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148 | * option to set maximum size of uploaded files | |
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149 | * textile formating of issue and news descritions (RedCloth required) | |
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150 | * integration of DotClear jstoolbar for textile formatting | |
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151 | * calendar date picker for date fields (LGPL DHTML Calendar http://sourceforge.net/projects/jscalendar) | |
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152 | * new filter in issues list: Author | |
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153 | * ajaxified paginators | |
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154 | * news rss feed added | |
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155 | * option to set number of results per page on issues list | |
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156 | * localized csv separator (comma/semicolon) | |
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157 | * csv output encoded to ISO-8859-1 | |
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158 | * user custom field displayed on account/show | |
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159 | * default configuration improved (default roles, trackers, status, permissions and workflows) | |
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160 | * language for default configuration data can now be chosen when running 'load_default_data' task | |
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161 | * javascript added on custom field form to show/hide fields according to the format of custom field | |
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162 | * fixed: custom fields not in csv exports | |
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163 | * fixed: project settings now displayed according to user's permissions | |
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164 | * fixed: application error when no version is selected on projects/add_file | |
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165 | * fixed: public actions not authorized for members of non public projects | |
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166 | * fixed: non public projects were shown on welcome screen even if current user is not a member | |
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169 | == 2006-10-08 v0.3.0 | |
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171 | * user authentication against multiple LDAP (optional) | |
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172 | * token based "lost password" functionality | |
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173 | * user self-registration functionality (optional) | |
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174 | * custom fields now available for issues, users and projects | |
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175 | * new custom field format "text" (displayed as a textarea field) | |
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176 | * project & administration drop down menus in navigation bar for quicker access | |
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177 | * text formatting is preserved for long text fields (issues, projects and news descriptions) | |
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178 | * urls and emails are turned into clickable links in long text fields | |
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179 | * "due date" field added on issues | |
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180 | * tracker selection filter added on change log | |
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181 | * Localization plugin replaced with GLoc 1.1.0 (iconv required) | |
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182 | * error messages internationalization | |
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183 | * german translation added (thanks to Karim Trott) | |
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184 | * data locking for issues to prevent update conflicts (using ActiveRecord builtin optimistic locking) | |
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185 | * new filter in issues list: "Fixed version" | |
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186 | * active filters are displayed with colored background on issues list | |
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187 | * custom configuration is now defined in config/config_custom.rb | |
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188 | * user object no more stored in session (only user_id) | |
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189 | * news summary field is no longer required | |
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190 | * tables and forms redesign | |
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191 | * Fixed: boolean custom field not working | |
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192 | * Fixed: error messages for custom fields are not displayed | |
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193 | * Fixed: invalid custom fields should have a red border | |
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194 | * Fixed: custom fields values are not validated on issue update | |
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195 | * Fixed: unable to choose an empty value for 'List' custom fields | |
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196 | * Fixed: no issue categories sorting | |
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197 | * Fixed: incorrect versions sorting | |
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200 | == 2006-07-12 - v0.2.2 | |
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202 | * Fixed: bug in "issues list" | |
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207 | * new databases supported: Oracle, PostgreSQL, SQL Server | |
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208 | * projects/subprojects hierarchy (1 level of subprojects only) | |
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209 | * environment information display in admin/info | |
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210 | * more filter options in issues list (rev6) | |
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211 | * default language based on browser settings (Accept-Language HTTP header) | |
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212 | * issues list exportable to CSV (rev6) | |
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213 | * simple_format and auto_link on long text fields | |
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214 | * more data validations | |
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215 | * Fixed: error when all mail notifications are unchecked in admin/mail_options | |
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216 | * Fixed: all project news are displayed on project summary | |
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217 | * Fixed: Can't change user password in users/edit | |
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218 | * Fixed: Error on tables creation with PostgreSQL (rev5) | |
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219 | * Fixed: SQL error in "issue reports" view with PostgreSQL (rev5) | |
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222 | == 2006-06-25 - v0.1.0 | |
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224 | * multiple users/multiple projects | |
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225 | * role based access control | |
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226 | * issue tracking system | |
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227 | * fully customizable workflow | |
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228 | * documents/files repository | |
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229 | * email notifications on issue creation and update | |
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230 | * multilanguage support (except for error messages):english, french, spanish | |
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231 | * online manual in french (unfinished) | |
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1 | == Redmine changelog | |
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3 | Redmine - project management software | |
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4 | Copyright (C) 2006-2007 Jean-Philippe Lang | |
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5 | http://www.redmine.org/ | |
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8 | == 2007-11-04 v0.6.0 | |
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10 | * Permission model refactoring. | |
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11 | * Permissions: there are now 2 builtin roles that can be used to specify permissions given to other users than members of projects | |
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12 | * Permissions: some permissions (eg. browse the repository) can be removed for certain roles | |
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13 | * Permissions: modules (eg. issue tracking, news, documents...) can be enabled/disabled at project level | |
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14 | * Added Mantis and Trac importers | |
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15 | * New application layout | |
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16 | * Added "Bulk edit" functionality on the issue list | |
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17 | * More flexible mail notifications settings at user level | |
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18 | * Added AJAX based context menu on the project issue list that provide shortcuts for editing, re-assigning, changing the status or the priority, moving or deleting an issue | |
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19 | * Added the hability to copy an issue. It can be done from the "issue/show" view or from the context menu on the issue list | |
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20 | * Added the ability to customize issue list columns (at application level or for each saved query) | |
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21 | * Overdue versions (date reached and open issues > 0) are now always displayed on the roadmap | |
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22 | * Added the ability to rename wiki pages (specific permission required) | |
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23 | * Search engines now supports pagination. Results are sorted in reverse chronological order | |
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24 | * Added "Estimated hours" attribute on issues | |
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25 | * A category with assigned issue can now be deleted. 2 options are proposed: remove assignments or reassign issues to another category | |
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26 | * Forum notifications are now also sent to the authors of the thread, even if they don�t watch the board | |
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27 | * Added an application setting to specify the application protocol (http or https) used to generate urls in emails | |
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28 | * Gantt chart: now starts at the current month by default | |
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29 | * Gantt chart: month count and zoom factor are automatically saved as user preferences | |
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30 | * Wiki links can now refer to other project wikis | |
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31 | * Added wiki index by date | |
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32 | * Added preview on add/edit issue form | |
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33 | * Emails footer can now be customized from the admin interface (Admin -> Email notifications) | |
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34 | * Default encodings for repository files can now be set in application settings (used to convert files content and diff to UTF-8 so that they�re properly displayed) | |
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35 | * Calendar: first day of week can now be set in lang files | |
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36 | * Automatic closing of duplicate issues | |
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37 | * Added a cross-project issue list | |
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38 | * AJAXified the SCM browser (tree view) | |
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39 | * Pretty URL for the repository browser (Cyril Mougel) | |
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40 | * Search engine: added a checkbox to search titles only | |
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41 | * Added "% done" in the filter list | |
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42 | * Enumerations: values can now be reordered and a default value can be specified (eg. default issue priority) | |
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43 | * Added some accesskeys | |
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44 | * Added "Float" as a custom field format | |
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45 | * Added basic Theme support | |
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46 | * Added the ability to set the �done ratio� of issues fixed by commit (Nikolay Solakov) | |
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47 | * Added custom fields in issue related mail notifications | |
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48 | * Email notifications are now sent in plain text and html | |
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49 | * Gantt chart can now be exported to a graphic file (png). This functionality is only available if RMagick is installed. | |
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50 | * Added syntax highlightment for repository files and wiki | |
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51 | * Improved automatic Redmine links | |
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52 | * Added automatic table of content support on wiki pages | |
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53 | * Added radio buttons on the documents list to sort documents by category, date, title or author | |
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54 | * Added basic plugin support, with a sample plugin | |
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55 | * Added a link to add a new category when creating or editing an issue | |
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56 | * Added a "Assignable" boolean on the Role model. If unchecked, issues can not be assigned to users having this role. | |
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57 | * Added an option to be able to relate issues in different projects | |
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58 | * Added the ability to move issues (to another project) without changing their trackers. | |
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59 | * Atom feeds added on project activity, news and changesets | |
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60 | * Added the ability to reset its own RSS access key | |
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61 | * Main project list now displays root projects with their subprojects | |
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62 | * Added anchor links to issue notes | |
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63 | * Added reposman Ruby version. This script can now register created repositories in Redmine (Nicolas Chuche) | |
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64 | * Issue notes are now included in search | |
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65 | * Added email sending test functionality | |
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66 | * Added LDAPS support for LDAP authentication | |
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67 | * Removed hard-coded URLs in mail templates | |
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68 | * Subprojects are now grouped by projects in the navigation drop-down menu | |
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69 | * Added a new value for date filters: this week | |
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70 | * Added cache for application settings | |
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71 | * Added Polish translation (Tomasz Gawryl) | |
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72 | * Added Czech translation (Jan Kadlecek) | |
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73 | * Added Romanian translation (Csongor Bartus) | |
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74 | * Added Hebrew translation (Bob Builder) | |
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75 | * Added Serbian translation (Dragan Matic) | |
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76 | * Added Korean translation (Choi Jong Yoon) | |
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77 | * Fixed: the link to delete issue relations is displayed even if the user is not authorized to delete relations | |
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78 | * Performance improvement on calendar and gantt | |
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79 | * Fixed: wiki preview doesn�t work on long entries | |
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80 | * Fixed: queries with multiple custom fields return no result | |
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81 | * Fixed: Can not authenticate user against LDAP if its DN contains non-ascii characters | |
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82 | * Fixed: URL with ~ broken in wiki formatting | |
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83 | * Fixed: some quotation marks are rendered as strange characters in pdf | |
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86 | == 2007-07-15 v0.5.1 | |
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88 | * per project forums added | |
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89 | * added the ability to archive projects | |
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90 | * added �Watch� functionality on issues. It allows users to receive notifications about issue changes | |
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91 | * custom fields for issues can now be used as filters on issue list | |
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92 | * added per user custom queries | |
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93 | * commit messages are now scanned for referenced or fixed issue IDs (keywords defined in Admin -> Settings) | |
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94 | * projects list now shows the list of public projects and private projects for which the user is a member | |
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95 | * versions can now be created with no date | |
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96 | * added issue count details for versions on Reports view | |
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97 | * added time report, by member/activity/tracker/version and year/month/week for the selected period | |
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98 | * each category can now be associated to a user, so that new issues in that category are automatically assigned to that user | |
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99 | * added autologin feature (disabled by default) | |
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100 | * optimistic locking added for wiki edits | |
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101 | * added wiki diff | |
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102 | * added the ability to destroy wiki pages (requires permission) | |
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103 | * a wiki page can now be attached to each version, and displayed on the roadmap | |
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104 | * attachments can now be added to wiki pages (original patch by Pavol Murin) and displayed online | |
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105 | * added an option to see all versions in the roadmap view (including completed ones) | |
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106 | * added basic issue relations | |
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107 | * added the ability to log time when changing an issue status | |
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108 | * account information can now be sent to the user when creating an account | |
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109 | * author and assignee of an issue always receive notifications (even if they turned of mail notifications) | |
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110 | * added a quick search form in page header | |
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111 | * added 'me' value for 'assigned to' and 'author' query filters | |
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112 | * added a link on revision screen to see the entire diff for the revision | |
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113 | * added last commit message for each entry in repository browser | |
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124 | * added portuguese translation (Joao Carlos Clementoni) | |
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126 | * added bulgarian translation (Nikolay Solakov) | |
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130 | * japanese translation update (Satoru Kurashiki) | |
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131 | * fixed: error on history atom feed when there�s no notes on an issue change | |
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137 | * fixed: open/closed issue counts are always 0 on reports view (postgresql) | |
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138 | * fixed: date query filters (wrong results and sql error with postgresql) | |
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139 | * fixed: confidentiality issue on account/show (private project names displayed to anyone) | |
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140 | * fixed: Long text custom fields displayed without line breaks | |
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141 | * fixed: Error when editing the wokflow after deleting a status | |
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152 | * added subprojects issue count on project Reports page | |
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153 | * added the ability to copy an existing workflow when creating a new tracker | |
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154 | * added the ability to include subprojects on calendar and gantt | |
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155 | * added the ability to select trackers to display on calendar and gantt (Jeffrey Jones) | |
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156 | * added side by side svn diff view (Cyril Mougel) | |
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157 | * added back subproject filter on issue list | |
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158 | * added permissions report in admin area | |
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159 | * added a status filter on users list | |
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160 | * support for password-protected SVN repositories | |
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161 | * SVN commits are now stored in the database | |
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162 | * added simple svn statistics SVG graphs | |
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163 | * progress bars for roadmap versions (Nick Read) | |
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164 | * issue history now shows file uploads and deletions | |
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165 | * #id patterns are turned into links to issues in descriptions and commit messages | |
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166 | * japanese translation added (Satoru Kurashiki) | |
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167 | * chinese simplified translation added (Andy Wu) | |
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168 | * italian translation added (Alessio Spadaro) | |
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169 | * added scripts to manage SVN repositories creation and user access control using ssh+svn (Nicolas Chuche) | |
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171 | * fixed migration scripts to work with mysql 5 running in strict mode | |
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192 | * added a button on users/list to manually activate an account | |
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240 | * fixed: custom fields not in csv exports | |
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242 | * fixed: application error when no version is selected on projects/add_file | |
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250 | * token based "lost password" functionality | |
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252 | * custom fields now available for issues, users and projects | |
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254 | * project & administration drop down menus in navigation bar for quicker access | |
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255 | * text formatting is preserved for long text fields (issues, projects and news descriptions) | |
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256 | * urls and emails are turned into clickable links in long text fields | |
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257 | * "due date" field added on issues | |
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258 | * tracker selection filter added on change log | |
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259 | * Localization plugin replaced with GLoc 1.1.0 (iconv required) | |
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260 | * error messages internationalization | |
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261 | * german translation added (thanks to Karim Trott) | |
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262 | * data locking for issues to prevent update conflicts (using ActiveRecord builtin optimistic locking) | |
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263 | * new filter in issues list: "Fixed version" | |
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264 | * active filters are displayed with colored background on issues list | |
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265 | * custom configuration is now defined in config/config_custom.rb | |
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266 | * user object no more stored in session (only user_id) | |
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267 | * news summary field is no longer required | |
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268 | * tables and forms redesign | |
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269 | * Fixed: boolean custom field not working | |
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270 | * Fixed: error messages for custom fields are not displayed | |
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271 | * Fixed: invalid custom fields should have a red border | |
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272 | * Fixed: custom fields values are not validated on issue update | |
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273 | * Fixed: unable to choose an empty value for 'List' custom fields | |
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274 | * Fixed: no issue categories sorting | |
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275 | * Fixed: incorrect versions sorting | |
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278 | == 2006-07-12 - v0.2.2 | |
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280 | * Fixed: bug in "issues list" | |
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283 | == 2006-07-09 - v0.2.1 | |
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285 | * new databases supported: Oracle, PostgreSQL, SQL Server | |
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286 | * projects/subprojects hierarchy (1 level of subprojects only) | |
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287 | * environment information display in admin/info | |
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288 | * more filter options in issues list (rev6) | |
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289 | * default language based on browser settings (Accept-Language HTTP header) | |
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290 | * issues list exportable to CSV (rev6) | |
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291 | * simple_format and auto_link on long text fields | |
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292 | * more data validations | |
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293 | * Fixed: error when all mail notifications are unchecked in admin/mail_options | |
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294 | * Fixed: all project news are displayed on project summary | |
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295 | * Fixed: Can't change user password in users/edit | |
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296 | * Fixed: Error on tables creation with PostgreSQL (rev5) | |
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297 | * Fixed: SQL error in "issue reports" view with PostgreSQL (rev5) | |
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300 | == 2006-06-25 - v0.1.0 | |
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302 | * multiple users/multiple projects | |
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303 | * role based access control | |
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304 | * issue tracking system | |
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305 | * fully customizable workflow | |
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306 | * documents/files repository | |
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307 | * email notifications on issue creation and update | |
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308 | * multilanguage support (except for error messages):english, french, spanish | |
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Copyright (C) 2006-2007 Jean-Philippe Lang |
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http://redmine. |
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== Requirements |
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10 | * Ruby on Rails 1.2.2 | |
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* SVN binaries >= 1.3 (needed for repository browsing, must be available in PATH) |
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26 | tar zxvf <filename> | |
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27 | ||
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28 | 2. Create an empty database: "redmine" for example | |
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29 | ||
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30 | 3. Configure database parameters in config/database.yml | |
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31 | for "production" environment (default database is MySQL) | |
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32 | ||
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33 | 4. Create the database structure. Under the application main directory: | |
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34 | rake db:migrate RAILS_ENV="production" | |
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35 | It will create tables and an administrator account. | |
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36 | ||
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37 | 5. Insert default configuration data in database: | |
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38 | rake redmine:load_default_data RAILS_ENV="production" | |
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39 | It will load default roles, trackers, statuses, workflows and enumerations. | |
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40 | This step is optional (but recommended), as you can define your | |
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41 | own configuration from sratch. | |
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42 | ||
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43 | 6. Test the installation by running WEBrick web server: | |
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44 | ruby script/server -e production | |
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45 | ||
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46 | Once WEBrick has started, point your browser to http://localhost:3000/ | |
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47 | You should now see the application welcome page | |
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48 | ||
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49 | 7. Use default administrator account to log in: | |
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50 | login: admin | |
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51 | password: admin | |
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52 | ||
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53 | 8. You can go to "Admin -> Settings" to modify application settings. | |
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54 | ||
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55 | 9. Setup Apache or Lighttpd with fastcgi for best performance. | |
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56 | ||
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57 | ||
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58 | == SMTP server Configuration | |
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59 | ||
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60 | In config/environment.rb, you can set parameters for your SMTP server: | |
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61 | config.action_mailer.smtp_settings: SMTP server configuration | |
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62 | config.action_mailer.perform_deliveries: set to false to disable mail delivering | |
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63 | ||
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64 | Don't forget to restart the application after any change. | |
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65 | ||
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66 | ||
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67 | == Upgrading | |
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68 | ||
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69 | See UPGRADING | |
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2 | ||
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3 | Redmine - project management software | |
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4 | Copyright (C) 2006-2007 Jean-Philippe Lang | |
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5 | http://www.redmine.org/ | |
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6 | ||
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7 | ||
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8 | == Requirements | |
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9 | ||
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10 | * Ruby on Rails 1.2.2 or higher (this release won't work with Rails 2.0) | |
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11 | * A database (see compatibility below) | |
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12 | ||
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13 | Optional: | |
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14 | * SVN binaries >= 1.3 (needed for repository browsing, must be available in PATH) | |
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15 | * RMagick (gantt export to png) | |
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16 | ||
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17 | Supported databases: | |
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18 | * MySQL (tested with MySQL 5) | |
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19 | * PostgreSQL (tested with PostgreSQL 8.1) | |
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20 | * SQLite (tested with SQLite 3) | |
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21 | ||
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22 | ||
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23 | == Installation | |
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24 | ||
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25 | 1. Uncompress the program archive | |
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26 | ||
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27 | 2. Create an empty database: "redmine" for example | |
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28 | ||
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29 | 3. Configure database parameters in config/database.yml | |
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30 | for "production" environment (default database is MySQL) | |
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31 | ||
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32 | 4. Create the database structure. Under the application main directory: | |
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33 | rake db:migrate RAILS_ENV="production" | |
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34 | It will create tables and an administrator account. | |
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35 | ||
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36 | 5. Insert default configuration data in the database: | |
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37 | rake redmine:load_default_data RAILS_ENV="production" | |
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38 | It will load default roles, trackers, statuses, workflows and enumerations. | |
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39 | This step is optional but *highly recommended* | |
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40 | ||
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41 | 6. Test the installation by running WEBrick web server: | |
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42 | ruby script/server -e production | |
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43 | ||
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44 | Once WEBrick has started, point your browser to http://localhost:3000/ | |
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45 | You should now see the application welcome page | |
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46 | ||
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47 | 7. Use default administrator account to log in: | |
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48 | login: admin | |
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49 | password: admin | |
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50 | ||
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51 | 8. You can go to "Admin -> Settings" to modify application settings. | |
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52 | ||
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53 | 9. Setup Apache or Lighttpd with fastcgi for best performance. | |
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54 | ||
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55 | ||
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56 | == SMTP server Configuration | |
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57 | ||
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58 | In config/environment.rb, you can set parameters for your SMTP server: | |
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59 | config.action_mailer.smtp_settings: SMTP server configuration | |
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60 | config.action_mailer.perform_deliveries: set to false to disable mail delivering | |
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61 | ||
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62 | Don't forget to restart the application after any change to this file. | |
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Copyright (C) 2006-2007 Jean-Philippe Lang |
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== Upgrading from 0.3.0 and above |
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10 |
1. Uncompress program archive in a new directory |
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11 | tar zxvf <filename> | |
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12 | ||
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13 | 3. Copy your database settings (RAILS_ROOT/config/database.yml) | |
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14 | into the new config directory | |
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15 | ||
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16 | 4. Migrate your database: | |
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17 | rake db:migrate RAILS_ENV="production" | |
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18 | ||
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19 | 5. Copy the RAILS_ROOT/files directory content into your new installation | |
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20 | ||
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21 | Note 1: Rails 1.2.2 is required for version 0.4.2 and later. | |
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22 | ||
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23 | Note 2: when upgrading your code with svn update, don't forget to clear | |
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24 | the application cache (RAILS_ROOT/tmp/cache) before restarting. | |
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25 | ||
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26 | Note 3: settings previously defined in custom_config.rb are now stored | |
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27 | in database, as of version 0.4.2. Go to "Admin -> Settings" to edit them. | |
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28 | ||
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29 | ||
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30 | == From 0.2.x and below | |
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31 | ||
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32 | Due to major database changes since 0.2.x, there is no migration support | |
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33 | from 0.2.x and previous versions. | |
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1 | == Redmine upgrade procedure | |
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2 | ||
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3 | Redmine - project management software | |
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4 | Copyright (C) 2006-2007 Jean-Philippe Lang | |
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5 | http://www.redmine.org/ | |
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6 | ||
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7 | ||
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8 | == Upgrading from 0.3.0 and above | |
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9 | ||
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10 | 1. Uncompress the program archive in a new directory | |
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11 | ||
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12 | 3. Copy your database settings (RAILS_ROOT/config/database.yml) | |
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13 | into the new config directory | |
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14 | ||
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15 | 4. Enter your SMTP settings in config/environment.rb | |
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16 | Do not replace this file with the old one | |
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17 | ||
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18 | 5. Migrate your database (please make a backup before doing this): | |
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19 | rake db:migrate RAILS_ENV="production" | |
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20 | ||
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21 | 6. Copy the RAILS_ROOT/files directory content into your new installation | |
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22 | ||
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23 | Note 1: Rails 1.2.2 or higher is required for version 0.4.2 and later. | |
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24 | This release won't work with Rails 2.0 | |
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25 | ||
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26 | Note 2: when upgrading your code with svn update, don't forget to clear | |
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27 | the application cache (RAILS_ROOT/tmp/cache) before restarting. | |
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29 | Note 3: settings previously defined in custom_config.rb are now stored | |
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30 | in database, as of version 0.4.2. Go to "Admin -> Settings" to edit them. | |
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33 | == From 0.2.x and below | |
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35 | Due to major database changes since 0.2.x, there is no migration support | |
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36 | from 0.2.x and previous versions. | |
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3 | 3 | module Redmine |
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4 | 4 | module VERSION #:nodoc: |
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5 | 5 | MAJOR = 0 |
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6 | MINOR = 6 | |
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7 | TINY = 0 | |
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9 | 9 | def self.revision |
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10 | 10 | revision = nil |
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