Max Tepkeev

Hi @alegend4u Apologies for the late reply. I thought about it, but Redmine's REST API is a bit special in terms of how it works with associated data. You can...

Closing this due to inactivity.

@xrisk Yep, `user.issues` currently returns issues user has been assigned to, and as far as I understand you were expecting it to return issues that user has authored, am I...

I'm with @xrisk here, it should be a direct relation like I described above, actually @xrisk could you please tell me if names like I mentioned make sense to you...

@xrisk Thanks, actually it does, you need to use `author_id` for that, so we shouldn't have any problems with implementing this feature, it's just that the page you mentioned doesn't...

Fixed in b595d0bb20b9eee86f16a29562b1c636c689dcde

Thanks for the PR, but I don't see the real benefit to be honest, because normally a Redmine and webserver are on the same server, meaning under the control of...

After investigating this a bit more I found out that nginx (which I was worried about as Apache does the header forwarding by default) also has the header forwarding turned...

@ricardobranco777 Absolutely, I just wanted to check a few things here and there first, but will surely do a release this month.

We try not to hardcode any error messages and just act like a proxy where possible, so in this particular case this error comes from Redmine API directly, we could...