Redmine

+1!

This ties quite well with #482 .

So anyone can create a ticket, but ticket assigned to is auto routed to right person.
This person approves ticket, and forwards to proper developer, and stops ticket dead.

Kind regards

+1 Thanks. This is great!

Is it possible to have a someone without permission still be able to assign an issue to themselves though? This way we our developers could create an issue and assign it to either themselves or no one. Although managers would still retain the right to assign to anyone eligible. I'd hate make a manager assign every little task, but at the same time a developer couldn't step on any toes :)

I'm guessing this would only require a modification to the last line in your change in the rhtmls. Such as:

<p><%= f.select :priority_id, (@priorities.collect {|p| [p.name, p.id]}), :required => true %></p>
<% if User.current.allowed_to?(:manage_issue_assignment, @project) -%>
<p><%= f.select :assigned_to_id, (@issue.assignable_users.collect {|m| [m.name, m.id]}), :include_blank => true %></p>
<% else %>
<p><%= f.select :assigned_to_id, (@issue.author.collect {|m| [m.name, m.id]}), :include_blank => true %></p>
<% end %>

But, this doesn't work. No ruby skills here ;)
Your thoughts?

Hi Yohann,

Could you put screenshots here, please?

+1

Wasn't able to get this patch running. Is it enough to put the

  permission_manage_issue_assignment: Assign an issue 

I can't see the permission in my role-permission edit form to add it to a role.

Hello Chris,

You have to apply the entire patch (4-5 files, it depends if you use french translation or not)

Yohann

Chris Grieger wrote:

+1

Wasn't able to get this patch running. Is it enough to put the [...] into the Libs/redmine.rb?

I can't see the permission in my role-permission edit form to add it to a role.

Be carefull, you did put the right "patch" in the right patch.

Sorry for the multiple post, I can not edit my comments.

Be carefull, you did NOT put the right "patch" in the right file.

We tried to use this patch on our 0.9.3 install of Redmine and it did not work for us. We got some kind of "unknown variables" errors at install time.

Anyone knows what is going on? Any ideas, tips or updated patch for the newer releases of Redmine?

Thanks for your attention.

I have a fix for this guys that works with 1.0.x (which i assume would work with 0.9.x, but i have not tested it.)

Click the patch above to view (this link below is the same):
http://www.redmine.org/attachments/2156/redmine-0.8-issue-assignment-right.patch

Follow it as you normally would with one exception...
The edit to the first file should not be done to this file:
app/views/issues/_form.rhtml
but to this file instead:
app/views/issues/_attributes.rhtml

I have this working after upgrading from 0.8.x to 1.0.x. Reply here if you need help getting this working.

+1

Thanks for the fix, Chad S. It worked fine on 1.0.2.stable. One additional comment, the "lang/en.yml" file now seems to be in "config/locales/".

Any word on using this with v1.1.0?

+1

This so useful ! A real enteprise feature!

similar improvements found in patch #7444

+1

However this should be extended to a "complete" solution for this kind of feature
See #8050