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Redmine and Git newbie question

Added by Adrienne Millican about 14 years ago

Hi there,

I've just set up a Git repository and my team is looking to use Redmine for our project management tool.

So, we have something set up in Redmine thanks to a site called "Turnkey". I've gotten that Redmine project to read in our .git repository. The commits and comments show up.

Now I'm wondering: is it possible, or even desirable, to use Redmine to do the git commands? For example, can developers use the Redmine Git interface to clone that repository? If so, how?

Thanks for any help you can provide.


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RE: Redmine and Git newbie question - Added by Felix Schäfer about 14 years ago

Redmine only displays the repos content, you can't do anything with it as it is. You could try to use the provided redmine.pm to provide a redmine-controlled DAV access to your git repo, but that requires some meddling around as it is not officially supported.

RE: Redmine and Git newbie question - Added by Jan from Planio www.plan.io about 14 years ago

There's also RedmineGitosis which we've extracted from Planio, our Redmine hosting service. You can use that to manage (create, remove and handle authorization) your Git repositories from within Redmine. It also provides handy Clone URIs directly in Redmine.

And of course, you could always have a look at Planio which does all that and more for you. It's a hosted Redmine service that comes with SVN and Git repos and a lot more Redmine goodness.

RE: Redmine and Git newbie question - Added by Lars Jansen about 14 years ago

Hello,

RedmineGitosis looks great Jan. However, it does not seem to add the developer's private keys to the configuration, nor does it set the privileges in my case. The git repositories get added to gitosis.conf just fine. Do I have to do something special, like running a cronjob that updates the private keys in order for this to work? I did add the redmine users to the project's developer list.

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