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Preparing the gem for release; adding project-scoped blocks from other plugins Following the guidelines in https://www.openproject.org/projects/openproject/wiki/Developing_Plugins, the gem was prepared for release * added copyright-headers * added readme * gemspec extended This also fixes an issue with plugins, that want to add views for the my_project_page: The mechanism now looks for blocks in the my_projects_overviews-folder of the plugin and adds them to the configuration using the document's name (Very similar to the way my_page does this in core.) An example for this can be found in the documents-plugin, which now provides views that either show all documents the user can see (in my/_documents.html.erb) and scoped to the given project (under my_projects_overviews/_project_documents.html.erb)
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OpenProject My Project Page PlugIn
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This plugin provides a customizable view of the Project-Overview-Page, very similar
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to the "My Page" in the OpenProject Core.
Preparing the gem for release; adding project-scoped blocks from other plugins Following the guidelines in https://www.openproject.org/projects/openproject/wiki/Developing_Plugins, the gem was prepared for release * added copyright-headers * added readme * gemspec extended This also fixes an issue with plugins, that want to add views for the my_project_page: The mechanism now looks for blocks in the my_projects_overviews-folder of the plugin and adds them to the configuration using the document's name (Very similar to the way my_page does this in core.) An example for this can be found in the documents-plugin, which now provides views that either show all documents the user can see (in my/_documents.html.erb) and scoped to the given project (under my_projects_overviews/_project_documents.html.erb)
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Requirements
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The My Project Page plugin currently requires the OpenProject Core in version 3.0.0 or newer.
Preparing the gem for release; adding project-scoped blocks from other plugins Following the guidelines in https://www.openproject.org/projects/openproject/wiki/Developing_Plugins, the gem was prepared for release * added copyright-headers * added readme * gemspec extended This also fixes an issue with plugins, that want to add views for the my_project_page: The mechanism now looks for blocks in the my_projects_overviews-folder of the plugin and adds them to the configuration using the document's name (Very similar to the way my_page does this in core.) An example for this can be found in the documents-plugin, which now provides views that either show all documents the user can see (in my/_documents.html.erb) and scoped to the given project (under my_projects_overviews/_project_documents.html.erb)
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Installation
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To install the My Project Page plugin, add the following line to the `Gemfile.plugins` to your OpenProject installation (if you use a different OpenProject version than OpenProject 5, adapt `:branch => "stable/5"` to your OpenProject version):
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`gem "openproject-my_project_page", :git => "https://github.com/finnlabs/openproject-my_project_page.git", :branch => "stable/5"`
Preparing the gem for release; adding project-scoped blocks from other plugins Following the guidelines in https://www.openproject.org/projects/openproject/wiki/Developing_Plugins, the gem was prepared for release * added copyright-headers * added readme * gemspec extended This also fixes an issue with plugins, that want to add views for the my_project_page: The mechanism now looks for blocks in the my_projects_overviews-folder of the plugin and adds them to the configuration using the document's name (Very similar to the way my_page does this in core.) An example for this can be found in the documents-plugin, which now provides views that either show all documents the user can see (in my/_documents.html.erb) and scoped to the given project (under my_projects_overviews/_project_documents.html.erb)
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Afterwards, run:
`bundle install`
This plugin contains migrations. To migrate the database, run:
`rake db:migrate`
Deinstallation
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`gem "openproject-my_project_page", :git => "https://github.com/finnlabs/openproject-my_project_page.git", :branch => "stable/5"`
Preparing the gem for release; adding project-scoped blocks from other plugins Following the guidelines in https://www.openproject.org/projects/openproject/wiki/Developing_Plugins, the gem was prepared for release * added copyright-headers * added readme * gemspec extended This also fixes an issue with plugins, that want to add views for the my_project_page: The mechanism now looks for blocks in the my_projects_overviews-folder of the plugin and adds them to the configuration using the document's name (Very similar to the way my_page does this in core.) An example for this can be found in the documents-plugin, which now provides views that either show all documents the user can see (in my/_documents.html.erb) and scoped to the given project (under my_projects_overviews/_project_documents.html.erb)
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from the file `Gemfile.plugins` and run:
`bundle install`
Please note that this leaves plugin data in the database. Currently, we do not
support full uninstall of the plugin.
Bug Reporting
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If you find any bugs, you can create a bug ticket at
https://www.openproject.org/projects/my-project-page
Development
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To contribute, you can create pull request on the official repository at
`https://github.com/finnlabs/openproject-my_project_page`
Licence
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(c) 2011 - 2015 - OpenProject Foundation (OPF)
Preparing the gem for release; adding project-scoped blocks from other plugins Following the guidelines in https://www.openproject.org/projects/openproject/wiki/Developing_Plugins, the gem was prepared for release * added copyright-headers * added readme * gemspec extended This also fixes an issue with plugins, that want to add views for the my_project_page: The mechanism now looks for blocks in the my_projects_overviews-folder of the plugin and adds them to the configuration using the document's name (Very similar to the way my_page does this in core.) An example for this can be found in the documents-plugin, which now provides views that either show all documents the user can see (in my/_documents.html.erb) and scoped to the given project (under my_projects_overviews/_project_documents.html.erb)
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This plugin is licensed under the GNU GPL v3. See doc/COPYRIGHT.rdoc and
doc/GPL.txt for details.