PluginScmExtensions » History » Version 1
Arnaud Martel, 2010-07-23 18:47
1 | 1 | Arnaud Martel | h1. Introduction |
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3 | Main features of the plugin: |
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4 | * Add 3 actions in repository views: "upload files", "new folder" and "delete file/folder". Right now, only subversion is supported... |
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5 | * Add a new macro _scm_show_ to include repository inside a wiki page |
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7 | Development was done using REDMINE trunk r3826 (=> 0.9.5 +) but any release after 0.9 should work |
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9 | About subversion support: |
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10 | To commit changes in Subversion, the plugin opens the repository with the file protocol. For this reason, you need the following: |
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11 | * The repositories have to be installed on the REDMINE server. |
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12 | * Plugin will replace the beginning of your repository location ([protocol]://[server]/" with "file:///svnroot/". You may need to create a symbolic link /svnroot for this to work... |
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14 | h1. Setup |
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16 | h3. 1. Install plugin into vendor/plugins |
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18 | Install redmine_scm_extensions with: |
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19 | * ruby script/plugin install http://github.com/amartel/redmine_scm_extensions.git |
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21 | No DB migration is required... |
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23 | h3. 2. Restart your web server |
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26 | h3. 3. Configure REDMINE with your web browser |
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28 | If everything is OK, you should see both plugins (WebDav and HTTP authentication) in the plugin list (Administration -> Plugins) |
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30 | A new permission is now available (SCM extensions -> Update repository) and you have to assign it to the roles you need |