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2022-04-22

13:26 Help: RE: difference between author_id and user_id in time_entries

Hello again, thank you for the answers. There is any of type of reference guide where I could learn about definitions... allan cg

2022-04-21

12:16 Help: RE: Issue Migration Bitnami Redmine 3.2.0.1 to Redmine(not bitnami)

Some point to verify come to mind:
* Make sure that your new Redmine version is the same version (or newer) than y... Holger Just

12:11 Help: RE: difference between author_id and user_id in time_entries

yeah, a less confusing term in my example would have been to use "manager" instead of "admin". You are correct that a... Holger Just

09:32 Help: RE: difference between author_id and user_id in time_entries

FWIW:
Easy but semantically-incorrect, but still useful reminder I use:
* User:
** refers to the person who spen... Mischa The Evil

11:03 Open discussion: RE: How to contribute

You can also help to improve the Redmine Guide, e.g. translate the guide into your favorite language: [[Guide#Transla... C S

10:58 Open discussion: RE: How to contribute

Look here: [[Contribute]] C S

09:00 Open discussion: RE: How to contribute

How to contribute? Serhii Barylets

2022-04-20

22:05 Help: Issue Migration Bitnami Redmine 3.2.0.1 to Redmine(not bitnami)

Hello everyone,
i am currently migrating my current version of Bitnami Redmine from a windows server to an ubuntu s... Marco Verdi

14:14 Help: RE: Error on Issue CSV Export

I ran into the same issue and ended up hotpatching /usr/share/redmine/lib/redmine/codeset_util.rb line 59 to:... Marc Olzheim

13:01 Help: RE: Sub task for each ticket

That is not possible out of the box.
You can however copy existing issues trees including existing subtasks to cre... Holger Just

12:59 Help: RE: difference between author_id and user_id in time_entries

The @author_id@ refers to the user who created the time entry. This is always the currently logged in user when the t... Holger Just