[repost; sorry if this is a duplicate, but my message wasn't showing up] So, Trac integrates with Subversion, one of my favorite tools -- great! And Trac requires me to have a repository -- makes sense, since it integrates. But what does it *do* with Subversion? I need to know, since I have a couple of SVN repositories, and I want to know if it makes sense to use one of those, or if I need a separate one for trac, and what the permissions should be, etc.
Trac needs a separate database, so clearly it doesn't depend exclusively on SVN for storage. In all the trac documentation I can find, the only thing it says about subversion is that Trac will let you browse the SVN repository. Surely it doesn't make sense to make SVN a *requirement* if all Trac is doing with SVN is to provide a browser? Can someone point me to more complete information about what Trac is doing with SVN and what sort of integration I get beyond repository browsing? Also (in case it isn't obvious), I'm requesting that the docs be updated to reflect this information (or more clearly highlight it, if I've missed something). Thanks! -- Dave Abrahams Boost Consulting www.boost-consulting.com _______________________________________________ Trac mailing list [email protected] http://lists.edgewall.com/mailman/listinfo/trac
