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Redmine

Redmine is a free and open-source, web-based project management and issue-tracking tool that allows users to manage multiple projects and associated sub-projects.

With Redmine app, you can:

Installation

  • From the “Apps” section of your workspace, find the Redmine App card, and click “Install now”

    The Apps section of the workspace with the Redmine app card
    The Redmine app panel with the Install now button

  • Sign in to Redmine and obtain your Redmine URL and Authorization Token then click “Install”:

    The install form asking for the Redmine URL and authorization token

  • You can generate an API Token from the “My account” page

    The My account page in Redmine where an API token is generated

  • Additionally, make sure that REST API service is enabled: Settings > API > **Enable REST web service**

    Redmine settings with Enable REST web service turned on under the API tab

  1. The app is now successfully installed:

    The Redmine app shown as successfully installed in Qase

Usage

In your repository, click any test case to open its preview and switch to the Properties tab.

Scroll down to the “Link with Apps” section, and choose Redmine. Then, proceed to search and link your issues.

Linked issues can be removed with the ( x ) icon.

Linking a Redmine issue to a test case from Link with Apps in the Properties tab

Test runs can be linked to a Redmine issue, from the Run Dashboard.

Under the “External Issues” section, click 'Select an Integration' to proceed. Only one Redmine issue can be linked to the Test run.

Linking a Redmine issue to a test run from External Issues on the run dashboard

Defects can be linked to a Redmine issue, from the Defect Dashboard. Under the “External Issues” section, select the Redmine app to proceed.

Linking a Redmine issue to a defect from External Issues on the defect dashboard

Create a new Redmine issue from a Qase Test run

When you assign a negative result to a case during a test run, you will have the option to create or attach a Qase defect.

Additionally, you can select the ‘Redmine’ option from the “Choose Integration” dropdown to either create or link a Redmine issue.

The created or linked issue will be visible in both the defects tab of the test run and the defect section of the project.

Creating a Redmine issue from a failed result during a test run through Choose Integration
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