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graphical representation of Git branching - which plugin?

Added by A rney over 11 years ago

Hit there,

in this blogpost

http://deephill.com/chiliproject-vs-redmine/

it says that Redmine is capable of "graphical representation of Git branching".

Since that guy is not responding for some months, I like to pose the question here: Which plugin is he using?

I'm using this one

https://github.com/jbox-web/redmine_git_hosting

and haven't come accross that feature.


Replies (4)

RE: graphical representation of Git branching - which plugin? - Added by Etienne Massip over 11 years ago

It's part of core since Toshi integrated it with #5501 for 1.3.0.

RE: graphical representation of Git branching - which plugin? - Added by A rney over 11 years ago

Oh..kay, so how would I generate that graph, for example in this project here?

Surely the url

http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/repository/branch_graph

doesn't exist.

RE: graphical representation of Git branching - which plugin? - Added by Etienne Massip over 11 years ago

Redmine uses Subversion and the graph is displayed for Git and Mercurial repository only (I think).

RE: graphical representation of Git branching - which plugin? - Added by A rney over 11 years ago

Yeah, I kinda found out that strange red line next to the commits is the branch visualization.

I forced it to show up by a branch&merge frenzy, but am still a little puzzled how to read it, but that comes with time.

Most confusion was due to the fact that branching does not cause a second line to appear on master, but there's a logic to it that I will soon understand

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