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Redmine is an issue tracking system that allows users to post and track issues across different projects. It has features like account management, project pages, issue creation and tracking, document/file uploading, and activity/calendar views. Users can be assigned issues, add updates, and change statuses. Overall it provides a way for teams to organize work and collaborate and keep track of tasks, files, and progress.

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Redmine Tutorial Web Stevens Edu

Redmine is an issue tracking system that allows users to post and track issues across different projects. It has features like account management, project pages, issue creation and tracking, document/file uploading, and activity/calendar views. Users can be assigned issues, add updates, and change statuses. Overall it provides a way for teams to organize work and collaborate and keep track of tasks, files, and progress.

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Redmine Tutorial

Author: Xiaodi Zhu ([email protected])

Introduction
Redmine is an issue tracking system for Hanlon Financial System Lab which allows users to
post and update issues. The contents are related to all tasks we are doing in the lab and all
academic researches which will be listed under different projects. All professors and
students could use it to track the process of projects and daily operation in the lab.
Directing to https://kolmogorov.fsc.stevens.edu/redmine for accessing redmine.

Section I – Account management


On the top right corner, the “sign in” directs to the log in page and the “register” directs to
registration page.
After login, on the top right corner, “My account” directs to account management page
which could let user change basic information and password.

Section II – Main Page


After login, main page will show up.

Home – directing to main page. Search – searching words or sentences in the


My page – showing the issues topic and content of issues (for both closed and
assigned to you and issues you have open issue).
reported. Drop-down list – showing projects related to you
Projects – list of projects. and allowing you jumping to the project page.

Showing news and updated projects.


(e.g. weekly meeting news will be
posted here)
Section III – Project main page
After jumping to the project you want, the overview of this project will show up.

Issues – showing all open issues


New Issues – allowing creating new issue
Documents – showing uploaded records Showing members in this project.
Files – showing uploaded files (as After clicking the name, it will show
attachment) the details (include email) of that user.

Showing summary of issues.


Section IV – Issues
After clicking “new issue” (shown in section III), you are able to create an issue.
Subject and Description let you put details about the issue.

Status – showing the status of the issue. (new


issue, in progress or already resolved)
Priority – showing how important the issue is. If
Files – attaching files here with this issue needs to be done in a very short time, it
maximum size. could be put “urgent” or “immediate”.
Watchers – the people you select will Assignee – selecting a person you want to assign
receive email about every update of the issue to, or it could be also assign to the
this issue. whole group. It could be only one person or
group instead of multi assignee.
Due date – specifying a due for the issue.
Estimated time – how many hours do you think
need to resolve the issue
After clicking “Issues”, a list of open issues will show up. In the list, there will be updated
time, author &assignee, priority, status and subject of each issue. By clicking the subject of
the issue, you are able to enter the issue and see description&update details.
Update – adding updates to the issue. Watchers who
Showing details about the Watch/Unwatch – showing whether can receive email
issue and the process. you are a watcher of this issue, and it notification.
can be modified by clicking it.

Showing update history.


In an issue, after clicking “Update”, a section will show up which allowing user to enter
details. In this section, you are able to change the properties of the issue (e.g. how many
percentage has been done, assignee changing, etc.). The “Log time” section let users to
record how many hours have been spent on this issue. Uploading attachment is also
allowed. After you finish the updating and submit it, watchers will receive an email about
the updates and people can always check the update history under this issue.
Notes: If this issue has been done, please change the “Status” to “Resolved”. The managers
of this project have the right to close the issue which will remove the issue from open issue
list.
Section V –Documents and Files
In “Documents” section, a user is allowed to create new documents with both text and files.
For the closed issue will disappear from issue list, if there is some notes or procedures of the
issue need to be kept for further use, they could be updated under “Documents” section
that everyone can see it.

“Files” section has the similar function as “Documents”. But it only allows users to upload
and download files without text description.

Section VI – Others
“Activity” and “Calendar” show the status changes of issues under this projects ordering by
time and date.
“Gantt” shows the summary of all issue including the due date allowing users to track the
issues better.
“Wiki” uses a kind of “HTML” language to write contents to the website which has the
similar recording function as “Documents”.

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