Redmine plugins

This is a guide to the basics of Redmine, written from a new user's perspective. We'll avoid the fancy stuff for now and just go over creating a project, working with issues and the basic workflow.

Step One -- Creating a project¶

Before you let loose your development team, you'll want to set up a project for them to work on.

This can be done as the Admin user (username and password are both "admin"). Click on Projects (upper left), then on New Project (upper right).

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Fill in all the data. A description of some of the fields can be found here. The only box that might be confusing is the Project Identifier -- this is used internally by Redmine (for URLs and other things).

Step Two -- Get some Users¶

You'll want to get a few users registered, so that you can assign them to the project.

Note that by default, you must activate users manually. So after a user fills out the registration page, you must log in as Admin, navigate to Administration:Users, and set the Filter to All. Activate users as necessary.

Once active, you can assig