odoo/addons/project_issue/project_issue_data.xml

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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<openerp>
<data noupdate="1">
<!-- Case Categories -->
<!-- For Bugs -->
<record model="crm.case.categ" id="bug_categ">
<field name="name">Maintenance</field>
<field name="section_id" ref="crm.section_sales_department"/>
<field name="object_id" search="[('model','=','project.issue')]" model="ir.model"/>
</record>
<record model="crm.case.categ" id="feature_request_categ">
<field name="name">Feature Requests</field>
<field name="section_id" ref="crm.section_sales_department"/>
<field name="object_id" search="[('model','=','project.issue')]" model="ir.model"/>
</record>
<!-- Case type_id -->
<!-- For Bugs -->
<record model="project.issue.version" id="type1">
<field name="name">v1.0</field>
</record>
<record model="project.issue.version" id="type2">
<field name="name">v2.0</field>
</record>
<record model="project.issue.version" id="type3">
<field name="name">v3.0</field>
</record>
<!-- notify all employees of module installation -->
<function model="mail.group" name="message_append_note">
<!-- ids, subject, body, parent_id=False, type='notification', content_subtype='html' -->
<value eval="[ref('mail.group_all_employees')]"/>
<value>Module Issues Tracker has been installed.</value>
<value>Manage the issues you might face in a project, like bugs in a system, client complaints or material breakdowns. You can record issues, assign them to some responsible person, and keep track of their status as they evolve over time.
You can access issues from the top menu Project, and access the issues of a specific project from the projects gallery view.</value>
</function>
</data>
</openerp>