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Feature #4249

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Generate report by custom fields on a project

Added by Jon Lumpkin over 14 years ago. Updated about 10 years ago.

Status:
New
Priority:
Normal
Assignee:
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Category:
Custom fields
Target version:
-
Start date:
2009-11-19
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0%

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Description

It would be nice to be able to generate a report based on custom fields for a project. For example, with how you can get custom queries for bugs, I would like to do something similar with all projects in our system.


Related issues

Related to Redmine - Patch #4705: Allow selection of up to five fields in timelog reportNew2010-02-01

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Actions #1

Updated by Jean-Philippe Lang over 14 years ago

  • Category set to Custom fields
Actions #2

Updated by Jean-Philippe Lang over 14 years ago

  • Tracker changed from Defect to Feature
Actions #3

Updated by Jon Lumpkin over 14 years ago

I wanted to add an extra note for an example. Redmine is one of the few systems that allow custom fields on project types, and this is so close, but just need a way to report on it.

For example, one of the custom fields may be 'Operating System' or 'Department' or 'Language'. Then, our management would like to be able to query all projects, to see which of those where 'Operating System' = 'Linux'.

This should work very similar to how issues are able to be queried with custom fields.

Actions #4

Updated by Jean-Philippe Lang over 14 years ago

  • Target version set to 1.0.0 (RC)
Actions #5

Updated by amber herold about 14 years ago

I would like to add a vote for this feature!

My group would like to start using redmine for our Biological Research Projects in addition to software projects. The problem is that there could be hundreds of research projects (we will need a collapsible project tree) and we need a way to sort and search them. I've added custom fields for a Project ID number and Project Owner and would like to sort/search on those as well as things like the date the project was created and last updated.

Actions #6

Updated by Jon Lumpkin about 14 years ago

We so far are going to have to write our own code to access the backend Mysql db until something like this is implemented. Most of the idea is there - its already implemented for issues. Though not sure when they may add the same feature to projects.

Actions #7

Updated by benoit badrignans about 14 years ago

I also would like to add a vote to this feature.
According comment number 6 this should be quite easy to implement.
Best regards

Actions #8

Updated by Eric Davis almost 14 years ago

  • Target version deleted (1.0.0 (RC))

Removing from 1.0. This hasn't been completed and 1.0 is feature frozen.

Actions #9

Updated by Jon Lumpkin almost 14 years ago

Is there any possibility knowing when something like this could be done?

Actions #10

Updated by Eric Sembrat about 12 years ago

Any chance this could be pushed to a future version?

Actions #11

Updated by Stéphane POTTIER about 12 years ago

+1, it would be great

Actions #12

Updated by Terence Mill about 12 years ago

It must be a projects list and filter view similar two issues list but for projects. The Projects view could be changed to filter on project's attributes - also custom fields.
https://github.com/cforce/projects_tree_view could be a base to start and add filter features.

Actions #13

Updated by Amanda Heller about 10 years ago

+1

Has anything new been developed in the last 2 years?

Jon Lumpkin's description from 4 years ago is exactly what I want to do at a project level (not issue level) for custom project fields like project location and project type.

"I wanted to add an extra note for an example. Redmine is one of the few systems that allow custom fields on project types, and this is so close, but just need a way to report on it.
For example, one of the custom fields may be 'Operating System' or 'Department' or 'Language'. Then, our management would like to be able to query all projects, to see which of those where 'Operating System' = 'Linux'.
This should work very similar to how issues are able to be queried with custom fields."

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