Speaking of Subversion

[Christopher Schmidt]

On Wed, Oct 26, 2005 at 02:26:44PM +0000, klussier at comcast.net wrote:
> Hi All,
> 
> I'm looking for a couple of things related to Subversion: 
> 
> The first is an integrated build system. Someone suggested Tinderbox, but it was built for CVS, and the Bugzilla integration for Subversion doesn't seem to really exist. Any ideas on this? Being a sysadmin and not a developer, I'm not too familiar with the integrated build process. 
>
> The second is a web-based front end like the CVSweb stuff. Is this built into SVN? 


I don't know anything about build process,  but something that many
Subversion users are using is Trac (http://www.edgewall.com/trac/). This
is an integrated wiki, bug tracking, repository browsing tool (each
componentized, so they can be turned off) written in Python. It's pretty
nice, although when I set it up it was kind of a PITA (requires setting
environment vars in Apache config), so I'm not sure if it really fits
any of the needs you're looking for.

I personally wrote a really simple subversion repository display script:
it let you specify a list of projects, and for each project, it would
show the most recent commits and let you click through to see a diff -u
view of it. This was basically so that I could quickly see what I'd been
working on that day for hour tracking -- however, it required the use of
a mac-only subversion-interaction python module, so I never did anything
with it. I'm not sure what else there is in the same field.

-- 
Christopher Schmidt