How To get "Latest revisions" section in my installation to be like in redmine site?
Added by Ali Nebi almost 15 years ago
Hi,
i liked the style of showing "Latest revisions" in redmine site -> Repository.
How can i get this style in my installation? I have installed redmine 0.8.7.
Thanks in advanced!
Replies (5)
RE: How To get "Latest revisions" section in my installation to be like in redmine site? - Added by Felix Schäfer almost 15 years ago
Hello,
Have a look a the Guide, more specifically at RedmineSettings.
RE: How To get "Latest revisions" section in my installation to be like in redmine site? - Added by Ali Nebi almost 15 years ago
Thanks for the reply.
I have checked these links.
My repositories are showed in the projects, also the latest changesets. What i would like to get is the style of showing the changesets like here:
http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/repository
Right now i don't have the radio buttons for comparing 2 revisions and also i don't have the button "View differences".
RE: How To get "Latest revisions" section in my installation to be like in redmine site? - Added by Felix Schäfer almost 15 years ago
Well, I suppose you have more than one revision in the repository you are trying to get this working with? ;-) Anyway, afaik redmine.org uses a subversion repository, what VCS do you use? Maybe Redmine doesn't support it as well as subversion…
RE: How To get "Latest revisions" section in my installation to be like in redmine site? - Added by Ali Nebi almost 15 years ago
Yes, the revisions are more than one :) We also use subversion. Subversion 1.6.6.
RE: How To get "Latest revisions" section in my installation to be like in redmine site? - Added by Felix Schäfer almost 15 years ago
Mmh, I think I got to the gist of the problem: 0.8.7 doesn't do directory diffs, only file diffs. If you click on a file in the repository, you should be able to see a diff, for the directory diffs, you'll need to either get a trunk release (I have 3 Redmines running on trunk, no show-stoppers so far) or wait for 0.9 (which should include this).