Redmine

Custom CSS

Allows to input CSS directly from Redmine to customize Redmine appearance.
Edit the CSS in the plugin's configuration page.

Custom Field for Best Practical RT Ticket Number

This is a custom field type (named RT) that allows you to input a RT (Request Tracker) ticket number. That ticket number will link directly to the ticket in your RT instance. Very basic plugin but needed in my work environment so we can reference RT ti...

Custom Field for Trac Ticket Number

This is a custom field for Redmine that creates a field capable of directly linking to a Trac (http://trac.edgewall.org). At this point it's nothing exciting, simply add a custom field in Redmine of type Trac then assign that field to a bug/feature tra...

Custom JavaScript

Allows to input JavaScript directly from Redmine to customize Redmine any function you desire.
Edit the JavaScript in the plugin's configuration page. Path to configuration is /settings/plugin/redmine_custom_js

Custom user fields

Add ‘Role of’ to custom filed of user type.

Custom Workflows

Plugin development is supported by "DOM Digital Online Media GmbH":http://www.dom.de

This plug-in provides a great functionality for those who is familiar with the Ruby language.
It allows to customize workflow by defining own rules of issues pro...

Customize core fields

Let's customize Redmine core fields

This Redmine plugin lets you customize core fields behaviour.
You will be able to hide or show core fields based on the user roles per project.

Default Assign

Default assign is a Redmine plugin that allows you to define a default person for new tickets to be assigned to. It allows you to specify a global default as well as per project defaults.

Default Repository Check Plugin

This plugin checks if the main repository is set for a Redmine project and other repositories have identifiers.

Otherwise, the plugin displays the appropriate warnings.
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Default Roles

Lets you globally assign users that are added to every new project with a certain role.

In the browser, open Administration and then Plugins. Find the plugin, click configure. You'll find a list of all roles defined in Redmine, with blank textboxes ...