Redmine example for Platform.sh

This project provides a starter kit for a Redmine instance hosted on Platform.sh. It is primarily an example, although could be used as the starting point for a real project.

Starting a new project

To start a new project based on this template, follow these 3 simple steps:

1. Clone this repository locally. You may optionally remove the origin remote or remove the .git directory and re-init the project if you want a clean history.

2. Create a new project through the Platform.sh user interface and select "Import an existing project" when prompted.

3. Run the provided Git commands to add a Platform.sh remote and push the code to the Platform.sh repository.

That's it! You now have a working Redine instance you can build on.

** CAVEAT** Redmine creates by default an admin user with "admin" as password; This is bad. And you should immediately change it.

You can do so easily by running the following command (oh and please change mysuperstrongpassword):

platform ssh 'echo "u=User.find_by_login(\"admin\");u.password=\"mysuperstrongpassword\";u.save!" |rails c'

For reference: changes from upstream

Changes from the upstream Redmine repository (https://github.com/redmine/redmine)

Added the three Platform.sh configuration files:

• .platform.app.yaml
• .platform/services.yaml
• .platform/routes.yaml

Changed .gitignore so we can commit configuration files that are ignored by default (this is OK in Platform.sh because secrets are generated in the environment )

• .gitignore

Committed:

• config/configuration.yml
• config/database.yml
• config/secrets.yml

And lastly added the platform_sh_rails gem and unicorn to the Gemfile, generated and committed the lockfile.

• Gemfile
• Gemfile.lock