Redmine

http://tortoisesvn.net/docs/release/TortoiseSVN_en/tsvn-dug-bugtracker.html
You need to set a bugtraq: SVN property to each folder you want to integrate with Redmine.

bugtraq:url http://your/redmine/issues/show/%BUGID%

You don't need to change other configurations, such as bugtraq:logregex, unless you don't use uncommon syntaxes.

Simone Carletti wrote:

http://tortoisesvn.net/docs/release/TortoiseSVN_en/tsvn-dug-bugtracker.html
You need to set a bugtraq: SVN property to each folder you want to integrate with Redmine.

bugtraq:url http://your/redmine/issues/show/%BUGID%

This (above quoted) describes the opposite way of connecting the two seperate processes. This describes the thingy the poster is asking about, I guessed.

This is about the TortoiseSVN commit dialog containing a Windows COM interface which provides the ability to select "related" (open?) issues from a list within the TortoiseSVN commit dialog which is pulled from Redmine using the Windows COM interface.

That way around requires a plugin for Tortoise specifically coded for Redmine which should provide a way to handle the connection between Redmine and the Windows COM interface. Such a plugin doesn't exist (yet)...

HTH...;-)

Hey Mischa The Evil,
you're right. Reading the original request again, I've just realized the request was loading data from readmine, not linking to redmine. :)

Google has an opensource C# plugin for integration with Tortoise and its Issue tracker, named GURTLE:

http://code.google.com/p/gurtle/

Maybe we can do some modifications to integrate with Redmine?

Some text for easy search later:
"With release 1.5, TortoiseSVN introduced the possibility for anyone to author a COM-based plug-in that enables a user to query a project's issue tracking system during a commit. Gurtle is such a plug-in and enables the user to consult issues of a project hosted by Google Code from within the TortoiseSVN Commit dialog box. The screenshot below shows how the issue dialog box looks like in Gurtle for the project hosting support project."

like that ?
http://www.redmine.org/boards/3/topics/5420

Bertrand Larat wrote:

like that ?
http://www.redmine.org/boards/3/topics/5420

That's exactly what I was talking about in message 2297 of this topic :)