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Updated by Attila Dombi over 1 year ago
> * Create a feature flag for the feature hiding all traces of it.
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> * Seed a fixed set of phases and gate types (for both existing and new instances of OpenProject)
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> * Those phases and gate types are similar to work package types. They define which phases/gates exist in a project. Each project will then receive instances of those types (see below).
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> * Seeded phases:
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> * Initiating: #F7983A,
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> * Ready for Planning: #682D91,
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> * Planning: #F05823,
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> * Ready for Executing: #682D91,
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> * Executing: #EC038A,
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> * Ready for Closing: #682D91,
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> * Closing: #B1D13A
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> * The colors are newly created if they do not exist (in Administration -> Colors).
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> * The seeded phases and gates are internationalized (during seeding process, can not be changed later).
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> * Existing projects will not have the stages and gates enabled.
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> * New projects will not have the stages and gates enabled by default.
>
>
> * Seed a fixed set of phases and gate types (for both existing and new instances of OpenProject)
>
> * Those phases and gate types are similar to work package types. They define which phases/gates exist in a project. Each project will then receive instances of those types (see below).
>
> * Seeded phases:
>
> * Initiating: #F7983A,
>
> * Ready for Planning: #682D91,
>
> * Planning: #F05823,
>
> * Ready for Executing: #682D91,
>
> * Executing: #EC038A,
>
> * Ready for Closing: #682D91,
>
> * Closing: #B1D13A
>
> * The colors are newly created if they do not exist (in Administration -> Colors).
>
> * The seeded phases and gates are internationalized (during seeding process, can not be changed later).
>
> * Existing projects will not have the stages and gates enabled.
>
> * New projects will not have the stages and gates enabled by default.
>