
Adds a role visibility option where past involvement counts, so people keep access to issues they worked on.
Documented for version 1.0.0 · Verified against 932d12e
Redmine's role setting for issue visibility offers three choices, and the
narrowest means author or current assignee, nothing else. So the moment you
hand a ticket to a colleague it disappears from your view, including the
comments you wrote on it. This adds a fourth choice where involvement counts:
Issues the user is or has been involved in. Handovers, reviews and "I fixed
this last month" stop breaking.
Roles and permissions → a role → Issues visibility → Issues the user is or has been involved in.Author, Current assignee, Previous assignee, Commented or changed and Watcher. Untick one and it stops granting access, immediately, for everyone on a role using this option, so change it deliberately.Issues visibility to the new option on the roles that need it.Settings, permissions, modules and how to use it on RedminePRO Cloud.
Requirements, install, update and remove, for a self-hosted Redmine 6.
The feature is not installed, or Redmine was not restarted after installing it.
Check that Commented or changed is ticked in the setting, and that they still hold a role with this visibility option in that project. Involvement grants access through a role; it does not survive losing the role.
That is what the option does. Narrow it by unticking relationships, Watcher and Previous assignee are the two that most often widen it further than intended.