Redmine

Here are some suggestions for the syntax:

document#12 (by id) or document:"My document"
(by title)
0.7.3 or version:"0.6.3"
file#47

What do you think ?

Looks ok to me.

I think the layout with keyword#no is better and it will be
similar with what exists now.

Any opinions?

I think Redmine could support both syntaxes (with ids or with
names).

It would be nice if a plugin can add extra wiki syntax like:

Redmine::Plugin.register :my_plugin do
wiki /some_regexp/ do # create HTML chunk replacing regexp
end
end

Here are some examples that work on my working copy.
Feedback is welcome before I commit.

Documents:
         document#17 -> Link to document with id 17
         document:Greetings -> Link to the document with title
"Greetings" 
         document:"Some document" -> Link to the
document with title "Some document" 
       Versions:
         version#3 -> Link to version with id 3
         version:1.0.0 -> Link to version named
"1.0.0" 
         version:"1.0 beta 2" -> Link to version
named "1.0 beta 2" 
       Attachments:
         attachment:file.zip -> Link to the attachment of
the current object named file.zip

Basically, # is used to reference objects with their ids, : is
used to reference objects with their names.

For now, attachments of the current object can be referenced
only (if you're on an issue, you can only reference attachments
of this issue).
This kind of syntax should be supported in the future:
document#1:attachment:file.zip

+1 JP.

Thanks.

Committed in r1064.

duplicates #2069

Hi! I added file: support to my WikiNG plugin.