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redmine_expert_agile 0.2.3

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redmine_expert_agile 0.2.3 – 2026-08-26

Changed

  • Card colours are picked from the palette itself instead of from a list of colour names. Both
    places that assign one — the administration screen and the colour field on an issue — offered a
    dropdown reading "Green", "Light green", "Turquoise", so the one thing you needed to see while
    choosing, the colour, was the one thing not shown. They now show the palette as the colours
    themselves, with the current one marked and a slashed swatch to clear it. Underneath they are
    still radio buttons, so the keyboard works as before and what gets posted is unchanged.
  • The palette has grown from 9 colours to 18 and is ordered by hue rather than by when each
    colour was added, so related shades sit together. The nine that existed keep their names and
    values, and anything already coloured keeps its colour. One exception: colouring a board by
    assignee derives the colour from the palette, so those cards change colour — nothing is stored
    for them, and the assignment was never meaningful, only stable.
  • The plugin has one entry in the administration menu, named after itself. Its settings were
    reachable only through Administration → Plugins → Configure, while the one thing the plugin did
    put in the administration menu was the card colour screen — listed among Redmine's own areas as
    "Agile card colors", with nothing to say which plugin it belongs to or where the rest of the
    plugin is configured. There is now a single expert Agile entry leading to the settings, the
    same shape the helpdesk plugin uses, and the card colour screen is reached from the colour
    section of those settings. Nothing moved on the settings page itself, and the colour screen is
    unchanged and keeps its address.

Fixed

  • The plugin's administration entry had no icon on Redmine 6 and newer. It asked for the icon
    named "palette" from the plugin's own icon sprite, which this plugin never shipped — and an icon
    requested that way is not looked up in Redmine's core set, so nothing was drawn and the entry
    sat among the core ones as the only item without an icon. The plugin now ships a sprite, and a
    test fails if a menu entry asks for a symbol that is not in it.