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Solution
Open the tab modules.
In the list you will find the module Scrum
Select this item.
Save it and you will find the tab Sprints

Hi Hans,
Thanks for answering.
scrum is selected in modules and still in settings i cant see sprint option

Review Redmine permissions.

Hi Emilio,
I login as admin,
All permissions should be open.

Hi,
We are having exactly the same issue (seems to relate to #1013)
Running Redmine 3.0.1 with Scrum plugin 0.12.0.

Permissions all ok, (all checked).
And module enabled.

Thing is they where there before but last couple days they diapered.
Tried to disable/enable the module, checked permissions, checked the logs and so far i cant see any reason for it.
This is starting to become an blocker for us, since we cant add new sprints.

Any workarounds or fixes would be appreciated

Thanks,
Fredrik

Hi Fredrik,
"For now we using work around and insert our data directly to DB table redmine.sprints"
You able to insert new spring directly to the DB.

Hi,

After a bit investigation, it looks like the problem is that redmine only supports one plugin to add tabs to the setting tab(updated #1013 with more info).
What we ended up in doing was adding an "new sprint" button to the normal sprint page by adding to:

<redmine folder>/plugins/scrum/app/views/common/_scrum_sprint_menu.html.erb:

 <%= link_to("", new_project_sprint_path(@project, :back_url => ""),
                :class => "icon icon-edit", :title => l(:label_sprint_new)) %>

so the file look like this:

<redmine folder>/plugins/scrum/app/views/common/_scrum_sprint_menu.html.erb:

<div class="contextual scrum-menu">
  <%- if User.current.allowed_to?(:view_sprint_board, @project) -%>
    <%= link_to(l(:label_sprint_board),
                @sprint ? sprint_path(@sprint) : project_sprints_path(@project),
                :class => "icon icon-sprint-board") %>
  <%- end -%>
  <%- if User.current.allowed_to?(:view_sprint_burndown, @project) -%>
    <%= link_to(l(:label_sprint_burndown_chart),
                @sprint ? burndown_sprint_path(@sprint) : burndown_index_project_sprints_path(@project),
                :class => "icon icon-burndown") %>
  <%- end -%>
  <%- if User.current.allowed_to?(:view_sprint_stats, @project) -%>
    <%= link_to(l(:label_sprint_stats),
                @sprint ? stats_sprint_path(@sprint) : stats_index_project_sprints_path(@project),
                :class => "icon icon-stats") %>
  <%- end -%>
  <%- if User.current.allowed_to?(:manage_sprints, @project) and @sprint -%>
    <%= link_to("", edit_sprint_path(@sprint, :back_url => url_for(params)),
                :class => "icon icon-edit", :title => l(:button_edit)) %>
    <%= link_to("", edit_effort_sprint_path(@sprint, :back_url => url_for(params)),
                :class => "icon icon-time-add", :title => l(:label_edit_effort)) %>
    <%= link_to("", new_project_sprint_path(@project, :back_url => ""),
                :class => "icon icon-edit", :title => l(:label_sprint_new)) %>
  <%- end -%>
</div>

No restart of redmine required, it should work directly.
It will add the same button as for edit sprint to the end of the row of buttons, so it is maybe not the most beautiful workaround, but we think its ok until it can be fixed in an official release.

Regards,
Fredrik

It worked!
I didn't saw "_scrum_sprint_menu.html.erb" so i cahnged "_scrum_menu.html.erb".
Just added at the end before the close tag of div

  <%- if User.current.allowed_to?(:manage_sprints, @project) and @sprint -%>
    <%= link_to("", edit_sprint_path(@sprint, :back_url => url_for(params)),
                :class => "icon icon-edit", :title => l(:button_edit)) %>
    <%= link_to("", edit_effort_sprint_path(@sprint, :back_url => url_for(params)),
                :class => "icon icon-time-add", :title => l(:label_edit_effort)) %>
    <%= link_to("", new_project_sprint_path(@project, :back_url => ""),
                :class => "icon icon-edit", :title => l(:label_sprint_new)) %>
  <%- end -%>

Thanks