Redmine My Page Queries

This plugin enhances My page screen in Redmine with the following blocks:

• My custom queries block
• Separate blocks for each query with either compact or extended view
• Restore default button to reset the screen layout
• Text block to add custom text

The initial author is ALVILA.

Compatibility

This plugin version is compatible with Redmine 3.x.

Installation

1. To install the plugin

   • Download the .ZIP archive, extract files and copy the plugin directory into #{REDMINE_ROOT}/plugins.

   Or

   • Change you current directory to your Redmine root directory:

       cd {REDMINE_ROOT}
     

     Copy the plugin from GitHub using the following commands:

       git clone https://github.com/Restream/redmine_my_page_queries.git plugins/redmine_my_page_queries           
     

2. Update the Gemfile.lock file by running the following commands:

     rm Gemfile.lock  
     bundle install 
   

3. Restart Redmine.

Now you should be able to see the plugin in Administration > Plugins.

If you are upgrading Redmine from previous versions (prior to 2.0.0) and you want to save user settings related to custom queries on the My page screen, run the following command:

    rake my_page_queries:upgrade RAILS_ENV=production

Usage

This plugin enhances the My page screen with several useful blocks related to user's custom queries.

To add a block that displays all your queries, click Personalize this page, select My custom queries in the drop-down list and then click Add.

To add a block with issues that match a particular query, select this query name in the My custom queries section of the drop-down list, and click Add.

The Queries from my projects section in the drop-down list contains all public filters created by other users based on your projects. The Queries from public projects section shows other public filters from public projects.

You can switch between a compact and extended view by clicking the corresponding links.

To reset the layout of the My page screen, click Restore default.

Maintainers

Danil Tashkinov, github.com/nodecarter