On Sat, Oct 03, 2009 at 11:17:41AM +0200, Christian Boos wrote: > Hello Douglas, > > Douglas Stanley wrote: > > Hello list, I'm new to the list and to trac in general. My employer > > likes the "Browse Source" feature of trac, but would like to have a > > similar browse feature be available for a simple directory structure > > on disk (i.e. not a vcs repository). > > > > I had the same idea, but never got around implementing it. > I think I could probably assist you in this project. > > > They like how the directory is listed nicely and the mimeview plugins, > > but have files they don't want to store in version control, but would > > still like them browse-able similar to how the TracBrowser does it. > > > > So my question is, do any of you know if a plugin like this has > > already been written? If not, is it even feasible? I'm assuming I > > could write a fake version control plugin if I needed to? > > > > A "FileSystemRepository" would certainly be possible, perhaps a few > places in the Browser module should be adapted (like coping with missing > version info). > Of course, this project would have to be based on the > /sandbox/multirepos branch of Trac, as otherwise you would have to > choose between a "normal" vcs repository and this fs repository. > MultiRepos allows one to have both, and actually as many different fs > roots as needed. > > As the code for this shouldn't actually be too big, the feature would be > self-contained and of "universal" use, I think it would be even suited > for being included in Trac proper. What do others think? > > -- Christian
I'm certainly +1 on the idea and a big +2 on getting multirepos back to trunk (yeah, I know, resources are finite). Jeff _______________________________________________ th-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.trac-hacks.org/mailman/listinfo/th-users
