what do you user to track customizations to Redmine? (piston, etc)

I have a lot of customizations in my production version of Redmine. Some of these I'm trying to contribute back to Redmine, and some will never be appropriate for core Redmine. Ideally the rest could be implemented as plugins, but I don't have the time or expertise yet.

I currently use piston to pull in updates from Redmine trunk (as I want to track trunk until 0.9, then stabilize), I'm curious to know what other people are using to accomplish tracking of changes from trunk to their local version.

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RE: what do you user to track customizations to Redmine? (piston, etc) - Added by Eric Davis over 14 years ago

I use git and submodules. I track the Redmine core as the master branch and have other branches for my changes. This lets me easily create patches for the Redmine core based on what I'm working on in my private branches (like Rails 2.3 support). I add plugins as git submodules so I can easily update them as the Redmine core or plugin is updated. So far it's been working great, though it took be a bit to get everything configured.

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