Projects tagged ‘svn’ and ‘trac’

The cleverbox provides an interactive command line shell dedicated to the deployment and maintenance of trac and subversion instances. It can handle multiple configuration profiles, enabling the ... [More] deployment of differently flavored type of project (trac configuration and permissions, apache configuration templates, etc). Project's main objective is to make your life as simple as possible. Thus, it comes with easy installation, easy upgrades and a comprehensive documentation. [Less]

TOW (Trac On Windows) project is for providing Trac(http://trac.edgewall.org/) packages on Windows with easy. Trac is not easy to install on Windows.

This projects has just started. We import the usvn(http://www.usvn.info/) as its base. At first, we are going to develop php projct manager.

Google code killer. Assembla killer. ;D Unofficial project hosting site for community of Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing, Croatia

Every Time a Commit is made, the code in the repository is tested by running Tests on them, the tests are defined in the Post-Commit Hook of the SVN and store corresponding test report for each commit ... [More] in a directory. The reports are displayed in the changeset module of Trac. This helps in checking ig the code still runs after the commit is made, and the corresponding errors can be fixed and recorded with the Trac Interface. [Less]

MySvnFeaturesCreate and remove Subversion repositories Auto creation of a trac project with repository No seperate login for svn, trac and webapp itself Control svn/trac permissions WhyWhile there are ... [More] couple of projects that do mostly or exactly the same thing, they are A. written in python, like submin, and i haven't had the time to dive into that language or B. the project is a bit outdated, like svnadmin, and looking at the code base it is not something i would like to continue working on. Some why the hell PHP? I most familiar with php. I know php isn't the most beautiful engineered language but it does the trick for me. I'm using the lightweight CodeIgniter framework to build the application. Isn't that a bit overkill? Well, maybe, but it gives me lots of functionality i can use for building the application. Only the classes I need get loaded. Screenshots This is the initial basic layout, more to come when features are added. [Less]

Installation setup for Ubuntu. We've rebranded and moved to keithsalisbury.github.com/subtrac

IntroductionMost Java Open Source projects use a standard set of tools to manage the project. This script aims to make the initial setup of your project environment easier. DetailsThis script lets ... [More] you install a few things: Java - which is very important if you want to use this script to achieve something. Apache 2 - a web server since most tools we install are web based. Tomcat - a Java web Server, to run Java based webapps Build Tools Maven 2 Ant Continuous Integration Servers - These are some commonly used open source CI Servers. You can configure them to perform builds at predefined intervals when there is a change to code/dependencies. Continuum Hudson Vulcan Cruise Control LuntBuild TeamCity Artifact Repositories - to cache all the artifacts that are being used in your project. They can also maintain versions of artifacts created by your projects. Archiva Artifactory Proximity Databases - one of these can be used for the other applications; alternately you can also used embedded databases for those applications. MySQL PostGreSQL Oracle XE Oracle 10g Ticketing, Wiki and Misc. Project Management Bugzilla Trac Sonar Version Control SVN CVS GIT [Less]

Aim to provide a integrated Subversion Environment to descrease the configuration task.

A Python script for automating the steps required to setup a web project environment on my local dev machine that runs on Ubuntu. Called it pywst: Python, Web, Svn, Trac. That’s the best I could do ... [More] , sorry :P The main steps for setting up a new project are: Create a virtual host Add it to /etc/hosts Enable the virtual host Import the new project to the SVN repository Checkout the project to /var/www Create a TRAC environment for the project Restart Apache After these steps I have http://projectName.lh/ which points to /var/www/projectName/public/, SVN repo under http://localhost/repos/projectName/ and the TRAC environment under http://localhost/trac/projectName/. [Less]