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The search command lets you search for issues, news, documents, wiki pages, messages, and projects.

Terminal window
redmine search <query> [flags]
Flag Description
--project Limit to a project (defaults to the configured default project)
--scope Search scope: all, my_projects, bookmarks, subprojects (all, my_projects, and bookmarks ignore the default project)
--all-words Match all query words
--titles-only Search titles only
--open-issues Only return open issues
--attachments Attachment search: 0, 1, only
--issues Include issues
--news Include news
--documents Include documents
--changesets Include changesets
--wiki-pages Include wiki pages
--messages Include forum messages
--projects Include projects
--limit Maximum results
--offset Result offset
-o, --output Output format

Without type flags, Redmine searches every resource type, including changesets. Add --issues, --wiki-pages, etc. to cut the noise.

Terminal window
redmine search "login bug"

Search specific resource types directly:

Terminal window
redmine search issues <query> [flags]
redmine search projects <query> [flags]
redmine search wiki <query> [flags]
redmine search news <query> [flags]
redmine search messages <query> [flags]
Terminal window
redmine search browse <query> [flags]

Opens search results in an interactive terminal browser.

Press o to open the selected result in your web browser. Issue results open on your configured Redmine server. Other results use the URL reported by the server: only absolute http/https URLs are opened, and a URL on a different host is first shown in full in the status line and only opened when you press o again.