Jan Sandbrink
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The latest upgrades to our frontend stack prohibited access through the openproject.local hostname and also caused trouble with the previous setup where the frontend stack would proxy requests to the backend. Thus the default setup was now changed so that both frontend and backend are exposed to the browser via different hostnames. The main service to start will be the backend, which will redirect requests to certain assets to the frontend service (this was already integrated into the rails routes previously).
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OpenProject Documentation
Note
For enhanced usability, access the OpenProject documentation at www.openproject.org/docs/.
Installation
Get started with installing and upgrading OpenProject using our Installation Guide starting point.
The guides packaged and Docker-based installations are provided.
Upgrading
The detailed upgrade instructions for our packaged installer are located on the official website.
The guides for upgrading are provided.
Operation
- Backing up you installation
- Alter configuration of OpenProject
- Manual repository integration for Git and Subversion
- Configure incoming mails
- Install custom plugins
User Guides
Please see our User Guide pages for detailed documentation on the functionality of OpenProject.
Use Cases
Please see our Use Cases section for detailed how-to guides and step-by-step instruction on how to set up a variety of common cases and views.
Development
- Full development environment for developers
- Developing plugins
- Developing OmniAuth Plugins
- Running tests
- Code review guidelines
- API documentation
APIv3 documentation sources
The documentation for APIv3 is written in the OpenAPI Format and its sources are being built from the entry point openapi-spec.yml.