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Redmine is organized into projects: https://www.idigbio.org/redmine/projects | Redmine is organized into projects: https://www.idigbio.org/redmine/projects | ||
Currently, there are 5 major projects, representing the areas of the 5 PIs in the project. Each project has its own set of tickets, files and documents, and wiki pages. Most of active wiki pages are in the "Website" project (https://www.idigbio.org/redmine/projects/website/wiki) and | Currently, there are 5 major projects, representing the areas of the 5 PIs in the project. Each project has its own set of tickets, files and documents, and wiki pages. Most of active wiki pages are in the "Website" project (https://www.idigbio.org/redmine/projects/website/wiki) and contain minutes of various types of meetings (steering committee, IAC, UF/FSU IT, ACIS IT), logistic information on workshops, contact lists, cyberinfrastructure organization, drafts of documents for end-users and so on. | ||
Anyone in iDigBio can submit a ticket reporting problems with the website or portal, new activities, requirements, risks and feature requests. The tickets are to be separated by project. For example, a bug found in the website should be submitted to the "Website" project. In the case of data ingestion tickets, there is a known [[Data Ingestion Guidance|documented workflow]]. | Anyone in iDigBio can submit a ticket reporting problems with the website or portal, new activities, requirements, risks and feature requests. The tickets are to be separated by project. For example, a bug found in the website should be submitted to the "Website" project. In the case of data ingestion tickets, there is a known [[Data Ingestion Guidance|documented workflow]]. | ||