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Projects Tree View plugin ↑

Projects Tree View is a Redmine plugin which will turn the projects index view into a tree view. It also propagates the tree view to the project show page’s subprojects list.

Author(s) ↑

  • cforce (edits)

  • Steven Verbeek (edits)

  • Chris Peterson (original)

Changelog ↑

For the complete changelog see the CHANGELOG-file in the Projects Tree View plugin directory.

Latest stable release ↑

The currently available, latest stable release of the plugin is version 0.0.4.

Compatibility ↑

This plugin is compatible with Redmine 0.9.4-1.2.1

Obtaining ↑

URL of the GitHub repository: http://github.com/dubcanada/projects_tree_view/master

The source of this plugin can be “cloned” from the GitHub-repo using:

$ cd {RAILS_ROOT}/vendor/plugins && git://github.com/dubcanada/projects_tree_view.git

Installation ↑

Usage ↑

Just install the plugin. After restarting both the views are modified and rendered using the views provided by the plugin.

Upgrading ↑

  • Backup the currently deployed Projects Tree View plugin (cp -r /vendor/plugins/projects_tree_view /vendor/plugins/projects_tree_view-backup)

  • Update the plugin using git pull

  • Restart your Redmine

Uninstalling ↑

  • Remove the directory “projects_tree_view” from the plugin-directory “../vendor/plugins”

  • Restart Redmine

Licensing ↑

This plugin is open-source and licensed under the “GNU General Public License v2” (GPL, www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licenses/gpl-2.0.html). See the included GPL.txt and LICENSE.txt files for details.

  • ©2009, Chris Peterson

  • ©2009, Mischa The Evil

Support ↑

If you would like to report a bug or request a new feature you can open a new issue at the issue-tracking section of the plugins’ GitHub site: github.com/MischaTheEvil/projects_tree_view/issues. You can also post your feedback about the plugin in the dedicated plugin-section of the Redmine forums (www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/boards/3)

As an alternative you can also join the #redmine channel on the “freenode IRC network” (freenode.net/irc_servers.shtml) to see if there is anyone who can provide some support.