This is a a plugin for Redmine version 2.2.x.
Thanks to speedy for his internalization modification & dnoise for his original works.
This plugin uses graphics to represent total workloads and also the workload involved in the following tasks:
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Average time assigned to issues. The plugin shows the amount of hours per issues within a project
as well as the total of hours assigned to that project. Different colours are assigned to each issue.
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This application also represents the % of hours used against the % of hours estimated for a issue. It
also indicates the amount of extra time used over the initial estimate. In addition to this, the plugin also advise if a project doesn’t have assigned and also beginning and end dates.
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This plug-in determines the timing of an application, showing different status: on time, delayed, etc
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This plugin is especially helpful in organisations with a high workload and/or an organisation with
scarce human resources
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Display holidays (using redmine_holidays from github.com/hshield/redmine_holidays) plugin
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Redmine 2.2.x
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Follow the Redmine plugin installation steps at: www.redmine.org/wiki/redmine/Plugins
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Cd to your redmine plugins/ dir
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Git-clone the plugin from this repo into a folder in there (git clone git://github.com/hshield/redmine_dnoise_workload redmine_dnoise_workload)
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Run the plugin migrations +rake redmine:plugins:migrate+
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Restart your Redmine web servers (e.g. mongrel, thin, mod_rails)
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Login to your Redmine install as an Administrator
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Setup the permissions for the Workload module for your roles
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The Workload module in the Project’s page isn’t used. So, you can enable / disable it with no effects to the Workload page at all
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Fix: When the issue name is longer than it should be, it will be displayed in 2 lines
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Add option to Show Past Holidays
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Support redmine_holidays plugin (github.com/hshield/redmine_holidays)
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Fix: when chart’s header stays at the top, it pushes the data up
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Hide the number zero when the total hour for the issue of that day is zero. This might happened for parent issue
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Fix: issues in the chart aren’t showing if they are in the first week of the calendar
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Change the page header to make it similar to other Redmine pages
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The chart’s header will stay at the top when the scrolling the graph up/down. This way, it is easier to see the date
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Change the default view to current user’s workload to speed up processing time
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Modified for Redmine version 2.2.0
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Add the +View Workload+ permission