Bug #20
Incorrect number of days listed
| Status: | New | Start date: | 2011-08-24 | |
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| Priority: | Normal | Due date: | ||
| Assignee: |  chantra | % Done: | 0% | |
| Category: | Spent time: | - | ||
| Target version: | - | |||
| Affected Version: | v0.0.6 |
Description
I created a test issue set to priority immediate and set alerts about immediate issues to 1 day.
The subject of the email and the text in it both say "(not) updated in the last 7 days:" which is not correct.
It should say 1 day.
History
#1
Updated by chantra over 1 year ago
Hi yakatz,
Are you using trunk or 0.0.6. Is days set up from the command line or through the web interface.
Tks
#2
Updated by yakatz over 1 year ago
I think I used trunk, but when I look in the Redmine Administration, it says the plugin is version 0.0.4
In the web interface, I set
Low 7 days Normal 7 days High 3 days Urgent 2 days Immediate 1 days Default 7 days
I run it with a Windows Scheduled Task with this command line (in a bat file):
cd C:\Web\Redmine rake redmine:send_whining
#3
Updated by dku about 1 year ago
yakatz wrote:
I think I used trunk, but when I look in the Redmine Administration, it says the plugin is version 0.0.4
In the web interface, I set
[...]I run it with a Windows Scheduled Task with this command line (in a bat file):
[...]
Hi, Yakatz.
My redmine version is 1.1.3 stable. I've install send_whining plugin followed the instruction at https://github.com/chantra/redmine_whining. But I couldn't find where to configure this plugin on web interface!
Could you show me where it is?
And I want to send alert email based on issue_due_date. I do as follow :
period_time=(issue_due_date - issue_created_on) / 3If assignees didn't update the issue in the period_time, then send an alert email to them.
Is this plugin can do that?
Thank you for all your helps!