Max Tepkeev

@vergelli Hi, in order for Python-Redmine to work with any plugin, this plugin has to have a REST API, unfortunately I didn't find any information in their docs regarding whether...

@vergelli As the plugins REST API uses a separate dmsf endpoint i.e. /projects/12/dmsf.json the only way to use it is to implement it as a custom resource.

```python from redminelib import exceptions try: redmine = Redmine(.....) except exceptions.AuthError: print('ooops, we just caught AuthError') ``` that's basically how you would catch any other Python exception

Hi, this can happen if your Redmine has lots of data and you don't limit/filter it. Have you tried appending a limit or filter and see if that helps ?

That can be a nice feature to add, thanks for the idea.

Hi, don't have much time right now, but you can see all the available operators [here](http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/repository/entry/trunk/app/models/query.rb#L232). But it looks like there is no such operator as `not in`, so in...

Well, as far as I know you can't apply 2 filters at the same time, but actually it's better to ask Redmine developers at redmine.org since Python-Redmine just passes through...

@nyrell That's awesome, thanks for sharing. I will add those filter tricks to docs in the near future.

@gekmcfh Unfortunately no.

@cdmb80 It's all in the docs https://python-redmine.com/resources/issue.html#filter You've used the wrong parameter, it's not version_status, but status_id.