Feature #9385
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Specify a specifc branch in a reference
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Description
I was trying:
But the ? was transformed %3F
So maybe there is another on how I can specify a branch with the source referencing?
Updated by Anonymous about 13 years ago
It got transformed so try this
source : "../show?rev=vc_port"
Updated by Etienne Massip about 13 years ago
- Status changed from New to Closed
- Resolution set to Invalid
Please ask your questions in forum, this tracker is for bugs and feature requests only.
BTW, you're not using the source syntax adequately, see wiki syntax help page (use e.g. source:/branches/1.2-stable/README.rdoc).
Updated by Griffin Beckett
Updated by Anonymous about 13 years ago
- Status changed from Closed to Reopened
Sorry I wasn't clear enough, but with my git repository it doesn't work the syntax you are suggesting.
For example in my case I would be able to do
source:/branches/vc_port/README.txt
It opens the link but I get the following error:
404 The entry or revision was not found in the repository. Back
Updated by Oliver Kopp over 12 years ago
The forum entry for this seems to be Link to respository file on branch.
However, there currently is no solution to link to a file in a specific git branch.
Updated by Gaspard van Koningsveld about 12 years ago
I found the solution to link to a file in a specific branch of the linked git repository:
source:"../revisions/branch_name/entry/path/to/the/file"
Simply replace branch_name by the name of the specific branch and replace the path of the file at the end.
You must put the quotes around the path, otherwise the .. will not be parsed correctly.