part of another branch whose certs haven't been pushed into the server
yet, so we need to skip these revisions while going back in time
for the changelog. The initial revision however must carry a branch
cert, otherwise we have nothing to "follow".
to the same signal also for the initial setup, since the memberships
haven't been added at the time the create signal is thrown
* my array references goo was slightly stupid (the usage of foreach
is of course hazardous in cases like this)
* always insert a trailing new line in write-permissions and skip
read-in newlines from being processed
indentifiers in IDF - the SCM function isValidRevision has been replaced
by a validateRevision() method which returns one of three states,
valid, invalid or ambiguous.
The source view can then act accordingly and display disambiguate view
for the latter, so the user can select for which revision he actually
wants to execute the requested action. Also, invalid revisions now lead
to another separate view, telling the user that it is invalid / does
not exist and pointing him optionally to the help page where he can read
further how to access his repository to push the first changes into.
(partially resolves issue 525)
won't return variable references properly, so revert that change
again
- since we're requiring 0.99 now, we also have to use au generate_key
instead of au genkey
when new revisions arrive. this still needs some more tests, but
its a start.
- refactor out the monotonerc template from SyncMonotone.php and
place it in a separate template file (access control hooks are
still missing from there)
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.
