Add-ons
RedThunderMineBird Plus 2.2.0
by ClearCode Inc.
Provides ability to create issues on Redmine from the context menu or the button in the message header area.
About this Add-on
This is a forked and enhanced version of the Redmine連携 (RedThunderMineBird). XUL-free, pure WebExtensions for Thunderbrid 78 and later.
How to use:
1. Go to your Redmine account page like `https://redmine.example.com/my/account`.
2. Generate a REST API key.
3. On Thunderbird, open the Add-ons Manager.
4. Install this addon.
5. Go to the options page of this addon.
6. You'll see listed existing accounts. Click the button for an arbitrary account to associate to the Redmine account.
7. Set the Redmine URL, e.g. `https://redmine.example.com/`. It should be the root URL.
8. Set the REST API key generated at the step 2.
9. Scroll down and set folder mapping. You can associate a Redmine project per a folder.
After you successfully configured, you'll see an active "Redmine" menu at the bottom of the context menu on the thread pane. Basic usages are:
* Create a new issue from a received message
- Right-click on a message in the thread pane, or click the "Redmine" button in the message header area, then choose "Create new issue". Then you'll see a dialog to create a new issue.
* Update an existing issue from a reply to an existing message
- Right-click on a reply message in the thread pane, or click the "Redmine" button in the message header area, then choose "Update linked issue". You'll see a dialog to update the issue, If there is any message in the thread already linked to a Redmine issue.
Know restriction:
* Cannot extract attachments automatically due to restrictions of WebExtensions API. You need to save attachments to your local disk and drag & drop files to the dialog manually.
How to use:
1. Go to your Redmine account page like `https://redmine.example.com/my/account`.
2. Generate a REST API key.
3. On Thunderbird, open the Add-ons Manager.
4. Install this addon.
5. Go to the options page of this addon.
6. You'll see listed existing accounts. Click the button for an arbitrary account to associate to the Redmine account.
7. Set the Redmine URL, e.g. `https://redmine.example.com/`. It should be the root URL.
8. Set the REST API key generated at the step 2.
9. Scroll down and set folder mapping. You can associate a Redmine project per a folder.
After you successfully configured, you'll see an active "Redmine" menu at the bottom of the context menu on the thread pane. Basic usages are:
* Create a new issue from a received message
- Right-click on a message in the thread pane, or click the "Redmine" button in the message header area, then choose "Create new issue". Then you'll see a dialog to create a new issue.
* Update an existing issue from a reply to an existing message
- Right-click on a reply message in the thread pane, or click the "Redmine" button in the message header area, then choose "Update linked issue". You'll see a dialog to update the issue, If there is any message in the thread already linked to a Redmine issue.
Know restriction:
* Cannot extract attachments automatically due to restrictions of WebExtensions API. You need to save attachments to your local disk and drag & drop files to the dialog manually.
