Leveraging collaboration tools like Mattermost or Slack, and integrating them with issue-tracking/project management systems like Redmine, Jira, or Trello using Low code, No code tools like Make or Zapier can enhance productivity and simplify various organizational tasks. In this blog post, we will explore how a successful IT Support Ticket System was created by integrating Mattermost and Redmine, paving the way for limitless possibilities in optimizing internal communication and workflow management.
Redmine
Redmine is a flexible, free and open source project management tool with powerful features like multiple project management, customizable workflows, and the Agile plugin. It's also more cost-effective than other project management tools like Jira. This article talks about how we use Redmine since 2010 for our projects.
When a tester identifies a bug, they need to report it clearly to the developer as soon as possible. Email is a very time consuming tool for such a task. We use Redmine, an open source project tracking tool to report bugs on the software we develop. Read on to know to use Redmine as a bug reporting tool for your Drupal site.
Redmine is one of the most popular Ruby on Rails applications which has made quite a name for itself in the world of Project Management. It offers a lot of flexibility. One of its main advantages is that it can recognize your files repository and can work along with your source control system to keep track of all changes through the tracker itself.
Here is one error that we came across when we tried to integrate our filesystem and source control management system with Redmine - Error: The entry or revision was not found in the repository
Some times we wish to exclude some files and directories when we try to take backup of a website. With tar it is possible. Use the --exclude option. For example, if you want to exclude .git folder and the imagecache directory inside the files folder, use the command:
tar -zcvf abc.com.tar.gz --exclude ".git/*" --exclude ".git" --exclude "sites/default/files/imagecache/*" --exclude "sites/default/files/imagecache" public_html