Add user's last_login_on time to ViewCustomize context #51
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This adds
user.last_login_onin ISO8601 format asViewCustomize.user.last_login_on.I am not sure this is useful for others, but I'd like to use it as a workaround of the following issue.
Defect #24906: Session expiration not visible when editing issues - Redmine
(Displaying alert if login time is more than some threshold past before the current time. There may be better way to do this though...)
I hope it is OK to include the change.
P.S. View customize is the most useful Redmine plugin, thanks!