Christian Boos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > David Abrahams wrote: >> ... >> 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? >> > > SVN is not a requirement anymore since version 0.10.
Oh, that's good to know. If that version is released, where is it, and why do the install instructions say SVN is a requirement? If it is not released, how do I get it? >> 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). >> > > In the TracGuide, there's the TracBrowser, TracChangeset and > TracRevisionLog pages which explain what you can do. Also, the > integration is achieved by the way of the TracLinks in the wiki > syntax, which enables you to "talk" about your changesets or source > files from any part of the system (tickets, wiki pages, etc.) Sounds useful. > Lastly, there's a contributed post-commit-hook script for Subversion, > which will comment on and otherwise manipulate your tickets in Trac > depending on what has been written in the changeset message. Oh, great! Well, I guess I want it. But, my sysadmin says: After installing swig and rebuilding subversion I can't make swig-py, looks that I'm not alone: http://blog.gmane.org/gmane.mail.eyebrowse.user Scroll down to message from Christopher Mann. He has exactly the same errors :( Does anyone have a clue what to do about that? -- Dave Abrahams Boost Consulting www.boost-consulting.com _______________________________________________ Trac mailing list [email protected] http://lists.edgewall.com/mailman/listinfo/trac
