This plugin posts updates to issues in your Redmine installation to Slack, Rocket.Chat, Discord or Mattermost channel.
- Post information to messenger channel
- post issue updates
- post private issue updates
- display watchers
- convert username to mentions
- post wiki updates
- post db entry (if redmine_db is installed) updates
- post password (if redmine_passwords is installed) updates
- post contact (if redmine_contacts is installed) updates
- Post information directly to users to be notified (users names should be the same in Redmine and chat). Tested with Rocket.Chat
- overwrite messenger settings at project level
- parent project support (inherit messenger settings from parent project)
- multiple channel support (define one or more channels to deliver note)
Rocket.Chat output:
Redmine configuration:
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Convert names to mentions: Automatically converts Redmine mentions into Slack mentions so a user is notified through Slack when mentioned in a Redmine note. Depends on Redmine Mentions plugin.
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Display watchers: Issue watchers are included in notifications.
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Post issue updates: All newly created notes on an issue generate a notification (does not include private issues).
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Description in new issue: Include the text description of a new issue in the notification.
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Description in update issue: Include the text encompassed in a note upon updating the issue in the notification.
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Post updates for private issue: Same as Post issue updates but for private issues.
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Post private notes: Same as Description in update issue but for private issues.
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Post wiki updates: Generates a notification when a projects Wiki is updated.
Go to Slack documentation Incoming Webhooks for more information to set up Incoming WebHook
Go to Mattermost documentation Incoming Webhooks for more information to set up Incoming WebHook
Go to Discord documentation Intro to Webhooks for more information to set up Incoming WebHook You have to add /slack after your webhook url.
Go to Rocket.Chat documentation Incoming WebHook Scripting for more information to set up Incoming WebHook
- Redmine version >= 5.0
- Ruby version >= 2.7.0
- If you want to use it with Redmine 3.x, use git tag 1.0.5
- If you want to use it with Redmine 4.0, use git tag 1.0.7
- If you want to use it with Redmine 4.1, use git tag 1.0.13
- If you want to use it with Redmine 4.2, use git tag 1.0.14
Install redmine_messenger plugin for Redmine
cd $REDMINE_ROOT
git clone https://github.com/AlphaNodes/redmine_messenger.git plugins/redmine_messenger
bundle update
bundle exec rake redmine:plugins:migrate RAILS_ENV=production
Make sure that the directory is named redmine_messenger (you cannot use another name for it)!
Restart Redmine (application server) and you should see the plugin show up in the Plugins page.
Under the configuration options, set the Messenger API URL to the URL for an
Incoming WebHook integration in your Messenger account and also set the Messenger
Channel to the channel's handle (be careful, this is not the channel's display name
visible to users, you can find each channel's handle by navigating inside the channel
and clicking the down-arrow and selecting view info).
Uninstall redmine_messenger
cd $REDMINE_ROOT
bundle exec rake redmine:plugins:migrate NAME=redmine_messenger VERSION=0 RAILS_ENV=production
rm -rf plugins/redmine_messenger
Restart Redmine (application server)
The source code is forked from
Special thanks to the original author and contributors for making this awesome hook for Redmine. This fork is just refactored to use Messenger-namespaced configuration options in order to use all hooks for Rocket.Chat, Mattermost AND Slack in a Redmine installation.