I would also really like to see some advanced repository views from a pure
http browser client issuing "get" method requests.
I am also setting up the Subversion plugin for JIRA (like Phill, who
started this thread). The deepest integration I can figure out is:
linkformat.changeset=https://<path to my repository>/?p=${rev}
linkformat.file.added=https://<path to my repository>/${path}/?p=${rev}
linkformat.file.modified=https://<path to my repository>/${path}/?p=${rev}
linkformat.file.replaced=https://<path to my repository>/${path}/?p=${rev}
linkformat.file.deleted=https://<path to my repository>/${path}/?p=${rev-1}
These are less than ideal, but the first at least puts me into the root of
the repository, and bound to the appropriate revision. The rest will pull
up the appropriate revision of the individual file, but I would love to see
a diff view and commit comments.
I've been very happy with VisualSVN Server, and it would be great to see it
improve in this area.
Pete
On Thursday, January 31, 2013 7:58:52 AM UTC-5, t.ja...@gmail.com wrote:
>
> Any news on this?
> I would like to be able to see commit notes with web-interface.
> Nothing has changed for very long with web-interface.
> Not only I would like more features - see unfuddle.com for inspiration :)
>
>
> W dniu środa, 16 kwietnia 2008 13:25:30 UTC+2 użytkownik VisualSVN Team
> napisał:
>>
>> Hello!
>>
>> Thanks for your interest in VisualSVN Server!
>>
>> > I'm using Atlassians Jira issue tracker for tracking new bugs &
>> > feature work in our project.
>> > This issue tracker has a subversion plugin that works very well to
>> > show code changes (subversion commits) linked to issues by using
>> > ViewVC & Gnu Diff tools.
>> >
>> > Setting up VisualSVN Server was a breeze and gives me a really nice
>> > glossy web interface to the repository, so I would prefer not to have
>> > two web interfaces, especially as installation of VisualSVN Server
>> > required very little user interaction, and was easier than setting up
>> > ViewVC.
>> >
>> > Jira uses viewvc with a number of different urls to provide views of
>> > code changes.
>> >
>> > linkformat.changeset=http://subversion/viewvc.cgi?root=svn&revision=$
>> > {rev}&pathrev=${rev}&view=rev
>> > linkformat.file.added=http://subversion/viewvc.cgi${path}?
>> > root=svn&pathrev=${rev}
>> > linkformat.file.modified=http://subversion/viewvc.cgi${path}?
>> > root=svn&pathrev=${rev}&view=diff&r1=${rev}&r2=${rev-1}&diff_format=h
>> > linkformat.file.deleted=http://subversion/viewvc.cgi${path}?
>> > root=svn&pathrev=${rev-1}
>> > linkformat.copyfrom=http://subversion/viewvc.cgi${path}?
>> > root=svn&pathrev=${rev-1}&view=markup
>> >
>> > Does SVN Server offer any of these views, or are there any plans to
>> > offer these?
>>
>> Currently, VisualSVN Server doesn't offer advanced repository viewers.
>> But we're considering to implement this feature in the future releases
>> of VisualSVN Server. Please stay tuned!
>>
>> --
>> With best regards,
>> Danil Shopyrin
>> VisualSVN Team
>>
>>
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