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I had to work with a brandlabeled Redmine solution (plan.io) which was a terrible experience. Roughly ten years ago. I remember it breaking every two weeks in
by numlock86 3y ago
I had to work with a brandlabeled Redmine solution (plan.io) which was a terrible experience. Roughly ten years ago.
I remember it breaking every two weeks in different ways and support always told us it's the underlying original Redmine stuff. Never figured out if this was even true or not, but I avoided it since then just to be sure. Maybe other comments will have some success stories and change my mind.
- majkinetor 3y agoThis is simply not true. Redmine is one of the highest quality open source tools. If that was the case, it was most definitelly related to plugins. Using a lot of plugins is pain as they don't follow the Redmine pace and soon you are locked on latest version that works for you. With more of them you must count on interactions too. I was using 20+ plugins on Redmine and it was pain to maintain. Now I use 3 that are maintained in last decade constantly and life is goood.
- applied_heat 3y agoWhat plugins are you using? I used to have a plug-in that did burn down charts but it depended on flash and doesn’t work anymore
- majkinetor 3y ago1. DMSF, Redmine LDAP Sync, Redmine Silencer 3 2. Redmine Messenger, Redmine Helpdesk, Redmine People Group 1 are mandatory for me. Group 2 are nice to have but I can live without those.
- n3storm 3y agoTen years ago also redmine was rock solid, a bit slow and not up to today usability standards, but solid.
- criddell 3y agoWe've used Redmine around ten years now (I'm the person who brought it in and set it up) and it's been rock solid. I upgrade it every year or so and other than that, don't touch it. We run everything in the standard configuration and as a general rule do not install any plugins because they can cause a lot of problems, especially during upgrade time.