Feature #858
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Description
We'd like to be able to create tickets, which can be assigned to more than one person.
For example a "brainstorming" or "conceptual design" ticket so to speak. In such activities more than one person is involved and it would be important, to track those activities with few efforts as well.
To calculate the time for the ticket, there should be a multiplier. Like a team of five people brainstorms one hour equals 5 hours in the time logging.
It would be great help for projects which not only involve development but also the conceptional and visual design activities.
Related issues
Updated by Eric Davis almost 17 years ago
I like the idea but don't like the time miltiplier. How would you handle it where the work isn't equally divided?
I think being able to have multiple people assigned would be good enough. Then each person can enter their time logged and the issue should just total the time.
Updated by Mathias S almost 17 years ago
- Target version changed from 0.8 to 0.7
Ok, that sounds reasonable. A multiplier shouldn't be used.
Is it possible to implement it in redmine 0.7?
Updated by Jean-Philippe Lang almost 17 years ago
Being able to assign a ticket to multiple users would require heavy changes.
It's not planned for now.
Updated by Andy Bolstridge about 12 years ago
This is a comment I added to #408, where there are still comments being added for multiple users assigned to a ticket. I've followed a chain of similar issues through Redmine to get here so I figured this would be the best place to keep the topic focussed :)
I've got to add my +1 to this, in a lot of teams you don't assign a task to a single user, you assign it to a small sub-group whether that's 2 devs who work on the task together, or to a dev guy and a test guy who directly work together. This isn't something that can be done using groups, as you'd need far too many combinations.
Assigning a task to multiple users would be a great feature for Redmine, and is something most other task trackers cannot do. This should be added to the roadmap at least.