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Issue → Create

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Overview

This node creates a new issue in a specified project within Redmine, a project management tool. It is useful for automating issue tracking workflows, such as logging bugs, feature requests, or tasks directly from other systems or workflows. For example, it can be used to create an issue when a customer support ticket is received or when a new task is generated in a project management pipeline.

Use Case Examples

  1. Create a new issue in a project by specifying the project ID and issue subject.
  2. Add detailed information such as description, due date, priority, and custom fields to the issue during creation.

Properties

Name Meaning
Project ID The ID of the project the issue belongs to, required to specify where the issue will be created.
Subject The subject or title of the issue, required to describe the issue briefly.
Additional Fields Optional fields to provide more details about the issue, such as assigned user, category, description, due date, estimated hours, fixed version, privacy status, parent issue, priority, start date, status, tracker, and custom fields.
Options Additional options such as impersonating another user (requires admin API key).

Output

JSON

  • id - The unique identifier of the created issue.
  • project_id - The ID of the project the issue belongs to.
  • subject - The subject/title of the created issue.
  • description - The detailed description of the issue, if provided.
  • assigned_to_id - The user ID to whom the issue is assigned, if specified.
  • status_id - The status ID of the issue after creation.
  • priority_id - The priority level ID of the issue.
  • due_date - The due date of the issue, if set.
  • custom_fields - Array of custom fields with their IDs and values associated with the issue.

Dependencies

  • Requires Redmine API access with an API key credential.

Troubleshooting

  • Common issues include invalid project ID or missing required fields like subject, which will cause API errors.
  • API key or URL misconfiguration can lead to authentication or connection errors.
  • If impersonation is used, the API key must belong to an admin user; otherwise, the request will fail.

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