oleber wrote:
> Hy all
>
> I'm working in a small informatics department that maintains and
> develops more projects than the number of software developers in the
> department. So, every developer is working in 2 or more projects at
> the some time.
>
> We need some support to change to SVN (we where using CSV) and Trac.
> just some ideas about organization will be enough. See our possible
> scenarios at the time
>
> 1) We consider to have multiple svn, one for each project, and have
> Trac to manage all this repositories. This seem to be impossible since
> Trac doesn't manage multiple repositories
>
> 2) We multiple svn with multiple Trac envs. The problem in here is
> that we will have the Tickets dispersed in multiple Trac env. One
> question that I didn't found in the docs. Is it possible to have one
> Trac env grouping all the ticket from other Trac env, such a way that
> we will have one URL to see all the Tickets
>
> 3) Set all the projects in just one repository, and have one Trac
> managing all this. The problem in here is to hidden projects from
> freelancers, in some projects we work with freelancer and they are
> allow to see there project, but not the other projects source code. In
> this solution we need to hidden some parts of the code to certain
> persons but be able of showing it to others. The some speach to the
> wiki, some persons shall be able of seeing all the wiki, others just a
> certain part. Is it possible to do this filtering in Trac? and how?
>
> 4) can you suggest any other scenario?
>
> Thanks for any support.

Hi,

The Subversion side is easier.  You can grant or deny access to any
directory in the repository.

Trac has similar permissions but it's inherently a bit more complex.
There are at least a couple of ways to control access to wiki pages.
See FineGrainedPermissions for something similar to Subversion's
method.  There are also plug-in's.

For tickets you'll probably want the PrivateTickets plug-in.  It
doesn't give any control over individual ticket comments or fields but
that may not matter in your case.

Good luck,
- jevans
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