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Does Anyone Still Use Redmine? Who Uses It and Why in 2026
If you are evaluating Redmine for your team, one question tends to come first: does anyone still use Redmine? It is a…
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How to Migrate from Jira to Redmine: A Step-by-Step Guide
Migrating from Jira to Redmine moves your issues, comments, and history into a self-hosted workspace you fully control. Done in the right…
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Redmine Theme Comparison: Daisy vs Scarlet vs Lotus —Which One Fits Your Team
Redmine’s default interface is functional but plain, and it looks it which is exactly why a Redmine theme is usually one of…
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Redmine Time Tracking: Complete Guide for Billable Teams
Redmine time tracking gives every hour worked a specific address in the project record. A time entry is not just a note…
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Redmine Invoicing: Manual Spreadsheets vs the Redmineflux Invoice Plugin
The Redmineflux Invoice Plugin generates client invoices directly from logged Redmine time entries. Teams currently using manual CSV exports and spreadsheets spend…
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How to Use Custom Fields in Redmine – Capturing Project-Specific Data Across Issue Types
Redmine custom fields let administrators add project-specific data to any issue type and every project has data that Redmine’s defaults do not…
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Redmine Notification Plugin — How to Set Up Email Alerts and In-App Notifications
A Redmine notification plugin solves a specific problem Redmine’s default email alerts are binary. Developers receive an email when assigned an issue,…
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Redmine Issue Templates — How to Standardise Bug Reports and Feature Requests
Redmine issue templates solve a specific problem bug report quality determines how quickly bugs get fixed. A report with a clear summary,…