Merge pull request #558 from nextcloud/port-app_description/readme

Port commits which were not ported from `release/2.5`  branch

README.md

@@ -6,13 +6,19 @@ On the Nextcloud end, it allows users to:
 
 * Link files and folders with work packages in OpenProject
 * Find all work packages linked to a file or a folder
+* Create work packages directly in Nextcloud
 * View OpenProject notifications via the dashboard
 * Search for work packages using Nextcloud's search bar
+* Link work packages in rich text fields via Smart Picker
+* Preview links to work packages in text fields
+* Link multiple files and folders to a work package at once
 
 On the OpenProject end, users are able to:
 
 * View all Nextcloud files and folders linked to a work package
 * Download linked files or open them in Nextcloud to edit them
+* Open linked files in Nextcloud to edit them
+* Let OpenProject create shared folders per project
 
 Please report issues and bugs here: https://community.openproject.org/projects/nextcloud-integration/work_packages
 
@@ -573,20 +579,23 @@ npm run watch
 #### 1. Release Preparation
 
 ##### a. In case of a major/minor version
-
-   1. Create a release branch from master with the name `release/<version>` e.g. `release/2.1`
-   2. Protect that new branch the same way as `master`
-   3. On the release branch update the version in `appinfo/info.xml`
-   4. Do QA and fixes of bugs in the release branch
-   5. Merge the release branch into the `master` branch, to get all good changes also into the current development
+1. In case any new feature were added, update the feature description in `README.md` and `appinfo/info.xml`.
+2. Create a release branch from master with the name `release/<version>` e.g. `release/2.1`
+3. On the release branch update the version in `appinfo/info.xml`
+4. Allow transifex to write on release branch i.e. update in `.tx/backport`
+5. Do QA and fixes of bugs in the release branch
+6. Update `.github/workflows/nighlty-ci-release-branch.yml` to run nightly on release branch
+7. Merge the release branch into the `master` branch, to get all good changes also into the current development
 
 ##### b. In case of a patch version
 
-   1. On the release branch of the current minor version update the version in `appinfo/info.xml` (not needed for nightly builds)
-   2. Merge the release branch into the `master` branch, to get all good changes also into the current development
+1. On the release branch of the current minor version update the version in `appinfo/info.xml` (not needed for nightly builds)
+2. Merge the release branch into the `master` branch, to get all good changes also into the current development
 
 #### 2. Publish Release
-   1. Tag a commit on the `release/<version>` branch. The tag must have the format `v2.1.1` for releases and `v2.1.1-20220928-nightly` for nightly builds.  
-      e.g: `git tag v2.0.6-20220928-nightly -m "v2.0.6-20220928-nightly"`
-   3. Push the tag to the `auto-release`  branch: `git push origin release/<version>:auto-release --tags -f`
-   4. Approve the deployment in GitHub actions
+1. Tag a commit on the `release/<version>` branch. The tag must have the format `v2.1.1` for releases and `v2.1.1-20220928-nightly` for nightly builds.
+   >***Note:*** Every tag should be created with a unique commit or else the publish will fail.
+
+   e.g: `git tag v2.0.6-20220928-nightly -m "v2.0.6-20220928-nightly"`
+2. Push the tag to the `auto-release`  branch: `git push origin release/<version>:auto-release --tags -f`
+3. Approve the deployment in GitHub actions

appinfo/info.xml

@@ -9,10 +9,12 @@ On the Nextcloud end, it allows users to:
 
 * Link files and folders with work packages in OpenProject
 * Find all work packages linked to a file or a folder
+* Create work packages directly in Nextcloud
 * View OpenProject notifications via the dashboard
 * Search for work packages using Nextcloud's search bar
 * Link work packages in rich text fields via Smart Picker
 * Preview links to work packages in text fields
+* Link multiple files and folder to a work package at once
 
 On the OpenProject end, users are able to: