* Only administrators can archive/unarchive projects.
* Once archived, the project is visible on the admin project listing only. It doesn't show up anywhere else in the app. Subprojects are also archived.
* Archive/unarchive preserve everything on the project (issues, members, ...).
* A subproject can not be unarchived if its parent project is archived.
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This permission has to be explicitly given (Roles & Permissions -> Wiki pages/Delete).
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Permissions for forums management can be set in "Admin -> Roles & Permissions".
Forums can be created on the project settings screen ("Forums" tab).
Once a project has a forum, a "Forums" link appears in the project menu.
For now, posting messages in forums requires to be logged in. Files can be attached to messages.
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Updated portuguese translation (Arthur Zapparoli).
Current pt translation moved to pt-br.
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When used:
* outside of a project: searches projects
* inside a project: searches issues, changesets, news, documents and wiki pages of the current project
If an issue number is given, user is redirected to the corresponding issue.
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Comment is a reserved keyword for Oracle. The five 'Comment' columns are renamed to 'Commments'.
Migration scripts were modified to let oracle users create the database. For the others, migration 41 will rename the columns (only if columns have the 'old' name).
Fixed also a few oracle specific issues.
Note: currently (in Rails 1.2.3), there's bug in Rails oracle adapter. See: http://dev.rubyonrails.org/ticket/7344
Attached patch is required for redMine to work properly.
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Keywords and the status to apply to fixed issues can be defined in Admin -> Settings.
Default keywords:
- for referencing issues: refs, references, IssueID
- for fixing issues: fixes,closes
There's no default status defined for fixed issue. You'll have to specify it if you want to enable auto closure of issues.
Example of a working commit message: "This commit references #1, #2 and fixes#3"
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For now, it's only usefull for users who are not members of the project, since members receive notifications for each issue (this behaviour will change).
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* Identifier attribute added on Project model. Used as the unix group name for the project
* Web services (disabled by default) and scripts for repository management on a remote svn host
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* news
* new issues reported
* details of issue changes
issue cutom queries can be used as feeds
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Jean-Philippe Lang