Hello,
We found an issue in the way plugin assets were handled after the
upgrade to redmine 6.
In the process of fixing this we also enabled loading of plugins
per-instance with a fallback to the old way of loading plugins directly
from /usr/share/redmine/plugins.
All the best,
Valentin
warning too, did not know it was related to the
new Ruby version. I've uploaded a new version of pcs, so it should be
fixed now.
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working on updating use_system_jquery_libs.patch to
work with the new way assets are handled, but package setup,
configuration and everything that doesn't use jquery works just fine
with this patch.
All the best,
Valentin
On 19/03/2025 18.04, Soren Stoutner wrote:
On Wednesday, March 19,
on FastCGI, support for which was removed in the 6.0.0 release.
For context, see:
https://lists.debian.org/debian-ruby/2025/02/msg00019.html
Unless Valentin and Adi beat me to it, I might try to find some time
and look into this but again, let's get redmine fixed, uploaded, and
migrated
an added hash in the filename, there is no easy way to check
this anymore.
4. Valentin, remember to add your copyright information to debian/
copyright and to add anything that should be added to debian/
changelog. Thanks for all the work you put into updating the patches.
Thanks for the
nger + no plugins). I think
we will be ready to release once we figure out the Debian package
plugin issue described above and get a working Nginx config file +
test.
I created a new MR with added config examples and an updated test.
Valentin
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