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Doesn't work for multiple repos #14
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yes, this is a pain, it supports only 'default' repository :( |
Looking at the code, it might not be only a matter of prepending the right path name. It would appear that comments would require a repository field as well. On 16/05/2012, at 20:09, [email protected] wrote:
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I am sorry for this, honestly, I didn't know that Trac supported multiple repositories. Patches are welcome :-) |
I tried, but I had other things to do, and since you were doing other stuff I thought it best not to break things. FYI, I'm running this plugin for Git support: https://github.com/rcarmo/trac-git-plugin, and managing a fairly large Trac installation with hundreds of projects and repos, so I can test this extensively and let you know if it plays along nicely with other things. I'd recommend pointing Trac at your own local Git repo for testing - it'll work just fine with any SVN repos. |
Create table for subscriptions. Populate table with subscriptions for attachments and revisions. Subscriptions will support multiple repositories and Git, even though code comments themselves don't currently (trac-hacks#13 and trac-hacks#14).
Create table for subscriptions. Populate table with subscriptions for attachments and revisions. Subscriptions will support multiple repositories and Git, even though code comments themselves don't currently (trac-hacks#13 and trac-hacks#14).
have the patches been integrated into the released version yet? do they work? I guess I will try them out since I ran into this problem and was completely baffled as to why the trac instance was empty when i went to /code-comments |
I've been testing this a bit further and realized that there's also no support for multiple repos (even though I get the "Code Comments" top level menu, and a comment listing, source browser links are not generated with the repo name in them).
I'm still trying to pin this down, since it may well be the reason why I can't see any comments (all the Trac instances I'm running have multiple repos).
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