Redmine

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1. Installation

Replace `<REDMINE>` with your Redmine root.

1. Redmine 5.1.x (Rails 6.1 / Sprockets)

cd <REDMINE>/plugins
git clone https://github.com/fuyu510/redmine_redmind.git
cd <REDMINE>
bundle install
bundle exec rake redmine:plugins:migrate RAILS_ENV=production
bundle exec rake redmine:plugins:assets  RAILS_ENV=production
# restart Redmine

Plugin assets are also auto‑mirrored to `public/plugin_assets/` on boot; the
`assets` task is only needed for scripted deploys. After upgrading, hard‑refresh
the browser (Ctrl/Cmd+Shift+R) so the new JS/CSS is picked up.

1. Redmine 6.x (Rails 7.2 / Propshaft)

cd <REDMINE>/plugins
git clone https://github.com/fuyu510/redmine_redmind.git
cd <REDMINE>
bundle install
bundle exec rake redmine:plugins:migrate RAILS_ENV=production
# restart Redmine (Propshaft auto‑precompiles plugin assets on startup)

1. Redmine 7.0

Redmine 7.0 (Ruby 3.4+, Propshaft) still loads plugins from the `plugins/`
directory, so install it as a filesystem plugin — either by cloning, or by
unpacking the built gem.

A. From git (same as 6.x):

cd <REDMINE>/plugins
git clone https://github.com/fuyu510/redmine_redmind.git
cd <REDMINE>
bundle install
bundle exec rake redmine:plugins:migrate RAILS_ENV=production
# restart Redmine (Propshaft auto‑precompiles plugin assets on startup)

B. From the built gem — build it with `gem build redmine_redmind.gemspec`
(produces `redmine_redmind-1.0.0.gem`), then unpack it into `plugins/`:

cd <REDMINE>/plugins
gem unpack /path/to/redmine_redmind-1.0.0.gem
mv redmine_redmind-1.0.0 redmine_redmind   # the dir name must equal the plugin id
cd <REDMINE>
bundle install
# restart Redmine

The gemspec sets `metadata["redmine_plugin_id"] = "redmine_redmind"`, so once
the native gem‑plugin loader lands (Redmine feature
[#27705](https://www.redmine.org/issues/27705), targeted at 7.1.0) you will
additionally be able to list the gem in `<REDMINE>/Gemfile.extension`:

gem 'redmine_redmind'

and just run `bundle install`. That `Gemfile.extension` loader is not present
in 7.0 yet, so use the filesystem method above on 7.0.

There are no database migrations — the `migrate` step above is a harmless
no‑op kept for habit.