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"ehuels" == ehuels ehuels@gmail.com writes:

ehuels> Hi Philippe,
ehuels> I know Raymond Toy set up the Oct project with git and trac. maybe you can have a quick look at that project?

ehuels> Raymond, could you tell us what you did?

Dang, I wish I could, but I didn't take very good notes at the time and things behaved very strangely back then. However, with the updated cl.net site, I think things will be easier. It might be enough to go to the trac admin page and enable the git plugin. I think that's available now. (It wasn't on the old site, so it had to be uploaded, but that had some issues.)

If this doesn't work, ask again, and I'll try to help out more.

Ok, thanks a lot Erik and Ray for those hints. I'll take a look at the Oct project and see what I can do.

Best regards,

Philippe

Philippe Brochard writes:

ehuels@gmail.com writes:

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Hi Philippe,

I know Raymond Toy set up the Oct project with git and trac. maybe you can have a quick look at that project?

Raymond, could you tell us what you did?

Bye, erik

Ok, I have a public git repository accessible with http. Now, I think /var/git/projects/clfswm/clfswm.git must point to /project/clfswm/public_html/git/clfswm.git Can someone add a link in /var/git/? (If this is the right thing to do indeed). Is this enough to show up in the gitweb interface?

Thanks a lot. All works fine for the git part. I'll take a look at trac sooner. If you want, for the record, I can update the hosting documentation page on common-lisp.net (but it'll be better once I'll have the trac running with git).

Thanks again,

Philippe

Raymond Toy writes:

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"Philippe" == Philippe Brochard pbrochard@common-lisp.net writes:

Philippe> Thanks a lot. All works fine for the git part.
Philippe> I'll take a look at trac sooner.
Philippe> If you want, for the record, I can update the hosting documentation page
Philippe> on common-lisp.net (but it'll be better once I'll have the trac running
Philippe> with git).

Trac also comes with a repo viewer, once you have git integrated with trac. You may also be interested in some post receive hooks for git and trac. If you look in /project/oct/public_html/git, you will find a few scripts to run the post-receive hook to send out emails when commits are made to the git repo. (The scripts come from the trac-git web site.)

I've also tried to integrate trac's ticket system with the post-receive hook so that commit messages can automatically update trac tickets, but that isn't working yet. My python skills and trac skills have been too weak to be able to figure it out yet.

Thanks a lot Ray! I think all is good now (except maybe for the trac's ticket system but I think it's not to important for me).

Best regards,

Philippe