Add, rename, tick and remove items without leaving the issue – and without a page reload.
Done versus total at a glance. The issue shows where it stands without a single click.
Paste a list from the clipboard – each line becomes a checklist item, in one go.
Clear the whole checklist with one confirmation. Handy for checklists that serve as templates.
Every change – add, rename, tick, untick, remove, clear – shows up as a regular Redmine journal entry.
Viewing and editing are two separate module permissions, configurable per role.
cd /path/to/redmine
unzip at_checklist-1.7.0.zip -d plugins/
bundle exec rake redmine:plugins:migrate NAME=at_checklist RAILS_ENV=production
# restart RedmineEnable the Checklist module in the project settings, grant roles the appropriate permissions, done.
Redmine itself is GPLv2 – every plugin that loads into Redmine at runtime must be as well. You get the full source, no activation servers and no hidden telemetry.
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