Ticket #555 (new enhancement)

Opened 2 years ago

Last modified 1 month ago

Write access to Subversion

Reported by: nkayesmith@gmail.com Assigned to: anybody
Priority: normal Component: Request-a-Hack
Severity: normal Keywords:
Cc: fcorreia@gmail.com Trac Release: 0.10

Description

I would like a trac hack which enables trac to have do everything that would be possible with a SVN GUI client (write access etc.)

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07/31/06 20:45:56 changed by coderanger

  • release changed from 0.9 to 0.10.
  • type changed from defect to enhancement.
  • severity changed from blocker to normal.

This is not likely to happen any time in the near future. Creating such a plugin is a mammoth undertaking, and it seems those familiar enough with Trac to do it are all working on other things.

(follow-up: ↓ 4 ) 07/31/06 20:56:31 changed by nkayesmith@gmail.com

Thanks for the reply and the change of categories. Is there any other web software that allows this?

07/31/06 21:05:40 changed by coderanger

Not that I know of. Insurrection (sp?) offers some limited web-based administration, but not client functions. The general workflow of subversion (and all other CVS-ish VC tools) is not well suited to be a webapp. You could use one to make small changes one at a time, but why not just get a real client and use mod_dav_svn? That being said if you activate Subversion's DAV autoversioning feature you can use the repo as a normal DAV file share, so you may be able to find a DAV browser that does what you need.

(in reply to: ↑ 2 ) 09/06/07 05:10:11 changed by anonymous

Replying to nkayesmith@gmail.com:

Thanks for the reply and the change of categories. Is there any other web software that allows this?


Yes, i searched for a long time and found just one webbased software capable of commiting files etc. I had some problems getting it to work, but it should be a descent piece of software. SVNWebClient

04/26/08 07:00:19 changed by anonymous

Not that I know of. Insurrection (sp?) offers some limited web-based administration, but not client functions. The general workflow of subversion (and all other CVS-ish VC tools) is not well suited to be a webapp. You could use one to make small changes one at a time, but why not just get a real client and use mod_dav_svn? That being said if you activate Subversion's DAV autoversioning feature you can use the repo as a normal DAV file share, so you may be able to find a DAV browser that does what you need.

08/23/08 13:21:40 changed by anonymous

  • cc set to fcorreia@gmail.com.

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