You can use the trac-<pre|post>-commit-script, available from the contrib/ directory:
Your commit log message should comply with a format, which to sum up means that it should start with an action (fixes, closes, refs, ...) followed with a ticket number that uses the wiki syntax. For example: Closes #400 (free comment follows) will automatically close ticket number 400, and add a reference from the ticket to the created chanset. As the changeset view shows the log message, there's also a reference from the changeset to the tied ticket. The nice thing with using the log message to describe the change is that it allows to use any subversion client (svn CLI, TortoiseSVN, ...) Regards, Emmanuel On 5/25/06, Bhuvan Pasham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all .. I'm currently Using AnkhSVN and Tortoise Clients with Subversion version 1.3.1 (r19032) over httpd with Python 2.3. I could not find any documentation …. or even hints on how to pass in a ticket number from AnkhSVN client when committing the code to the repository. I had installed the hook scripts mentioned in the article TracOnWindows Please help me how to bind a changeset to an Open ticket on trac while committing code to the repository Thanks and Regards Bhuvan Pasham Consultant Developer (+1(212)-583-5789 _______________________________________________ Trac mailing list [email protected] http://lists.edgewall.com/mailman/listinfo/trac
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