configuration tree as template for a new project and copy / symlink that on
project creation. To make this process a little more configurable, two new
configuration options, 'mtn_confdir' and 'mtn_confdir_extra', have been
added which allow the forge admin to adapt the directory structure and its
default hooks to his likings for all new projects. (More on that in
doc/syncmonotone.mdtext).
The 'mtn_remote_auth' configuration option was removed, because setting this
to false would have not worked for setups which did not allow write access
to remote automate commands for anonymous users and opening this would have
meant a huge security hole. Instead, for every project which is created a
corresponding client key is created as well which is used as authentication
in the IDF source frontend.
Finally the monolithic monotonerc file has been split up into individual,
easily configurable lua files which are linked / copied underknees hooks.d/
and which do not conflict with each other (for example by overwriting certain
main notification hooks).
has to start with a space - its even a little quirky since the code
expands that to a regex like "/\.(|ext1|ext2...)$/", so in theory files
which end up with a dot and without an extension would be allowed by this.
For now we just fix the comment and indentation of the default
configuration option.
we can skip the explicit configuration of its host and admin
password, as we can directly read that from the configuration file
itself
- expand the SyncMonotone plugin a bit to where this actually becomes
useful, i.e. create an accompanying key for each created database
and also add some initial database-specific configuration
- update the config docs in idf.php-dist to reflect the changes and
add more details about the inner workings of the SyncMonotone plugin
project creation and adds the new server to the running usher instance.
If everything goes well, the usher instance is told to reload its
configuration, so the new server / database is picked up and started
automatically.
"usherConfigured" to denote whether we render links to the usher
control functions in the forge administration
* src/IDF/Scm/Monotone.php: moved IDF_Scm_Monotone_Stdio into
separate file src/IDF/Scm/Monotone/Stdio.php
* src/IDF/Scm/Usher.php: new class to query and modify the state
of a running usher instance
* src/IDF/Views/Admin.php: add actions to query the list of
configured servers, edit their status, view their open connections
and control the state of the usher as a whole
* src/IDF/conf/idf.php-dist: optional usher configuration added;
mail address of monotone-users added; spelling changes
* src/IDF/conf/urls.php: added needed URLs for usher actions
* src/IDF/templates/idf/gadmin/base.html: usher links
add two scenarios, one with a single, global database and one with
multiple project databases and usher as proxy; add an option for additional
command line options for the mtn process; remove the protocol type
configuration option - we're handling this implicit with the new
mtn_remote_url configuration
* Monotone.php: add the IDF user for ssh:// URIs; add support for remote_stdio
and rework the command line stitching
* IDF_Project: optionally give getSourceAccessUrl() a commit argument, so a particular VCS module can determine a subset of revisions to pull for the specific revision which is browsed
* IDF_Scm_*: add the argument null'd for all VCS; implement a branch lookup for monotone
* tree.html: display the correct branch to clone under each revision tree
Git has 2 methods to access a repository, one with gitdaemon to do a
checkout and one with SSH to perform the push. We need to provide those
2 methods.
We do not need to have the extra tags and modifiers in the configuration
as a signal is taking care of that. That way we can add new tags,
modifiers without the need to update the configuration settings.
We now have a limited support of the code review. Still some work to be
done to allow the submission of new patches on a given review and update
the status. For the moment, only pre-commit review is supported.
It is now possible to create private projects. To mark a project as
private, you simply go in the Administer > Tabs Access menu and select
"Private project". Only project members and owners together with the
extra authorized users will be able to access the project. The project
will not appear in the list of projects for not authorized users.
For each tab, at the exception of the project home and the
administration area, it possible to control the access rights if the
user is anonymous, signed in, member or owner.
William MARTIN
Thomas Keller
Loic d'Anterroches
Thomas Keller
Manuel Eidenberger
Benjamin Jorand