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Brad Beattie, 2009-04-29 22:04
Fixing url syntax
Schedules Plugin¶
This is a plugin for Redmine to manage users and assigned projects over time. The primary problems that it addresses (and aims to address) are questions like the following:
- If I'm assigned to many projects, which ones should I work on today?
- How many developer hours are committed to my project this Tuesday?
- I need another developer for my project tomorrow. Who's available?
- Are my project's developers logging their time appropriately?
Bug reports and feature requests¶
It's possible that your concerns have already been addressed in the latest build, available from the git repository. If you would still like to log an issue, please do so at Little Stream Software.
Screenshot¶
Install¶
- Download the archive file and extract it to your vendor/plugins folder. You can also download directly from GitHub using git:
git clone git://github.com/bradbeattie/redmine-schedules-plugin.git vendor/plugins/redmine_schedules
- Follow the Redmine plugin installation steps.
- Setup the database using the migrations.
rake db:migrate_plugins
- Login to your Redmine install as an Administrator
- Setup the permissions for your roles
- Add the "Schedules module" to the enabled modules for your project
Usage¶
Navigate to the schedules page and use the "Edit" link to modify your times. Hopefully, the interface is sufficiently intuitive.
Upgrade¶
Zip file¶
- Download the latest release file
- Unzip the file to your Redmine into vendor/plugins
- Restart your Redmine instance
Git¶
- Open a shell to your Redmine's vendor/plugins/redmine_schedules folder
- Update your git copy with
git pull
- Restart your Redmine instance
License¶
This plugin is licensed under the GNU GPL v2. See COPYRIGHT.txt and GPL.txt for details.
News¶
- 0.4.0 Release announcement (2009-04-28)
- 0.3.0 Release announcement (2009-03-24)
- 0.2.0 Release announcement (2009-02-27)
- 0.1.0 Release announcement (2009-02-13)
Updated by Brad Beattie over 15 years ago · 4 revisions