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2010-01-26 05:52

2011-10-25 04:19

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David Hicks

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normal

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feature

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new

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open

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0.13

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Summary

089: New HgWeb plugin (for Mercurial)

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I've made a new plugin to work with the HgWeb interface bundled with Mercurial. It behaves a little bit like Gitweb, hence I have based this new plugin off the existing Gitweb plugin.

At the moment the only feature missing is the ability for this plugin to read a list of files added/modified/deleted from a changeset. The reason is that unlike Gitweb, HgWeb doesn't give us an easy way to work out which files have been added/deleted/changed. I'll have to write some code to look at the diff manually to see which files have been modified. To determine whether files have been added/deleted we have to look at the --- and +++ lines in the diff's to find references to /dev/null.

The other thing I need to check is that branches and merge commits (with multiple parents) still work OK.

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(078) David Hicks (reporter) 2010-01-26 06:07	My HgWeb branch: http://git.mantisforge.org/w/source-integration/dhx.git?a=shortlog;h=refs/heads/hgweb [^] You can test it out by searching Google for "hgweb" to bring up some projects using hgweb, then try importing a small project into Mantis. I've noticed that it is still very slow at importing issues, but I guess you'd expect that when importing via HTTP. It'd be good to make a script that can push commits locally at SourceIntegration so that HgWeb can parse them quickly without HTTP overheads.

(329) MarcoW (reporter) 2011-10-25 04:19	Is this plugin still alive? How could a mercurial commit hook look like? I have looked at the example hook from the WebSVN, so the script could be like this?: REV="$2" URL="http://path/to/mantis/plugin.php?page=Source/checkin [^] PROJECT="Repository Name" CURL=/usr/bin/curl ${CURL} -d "repo_name=${PROJECT}" -d "data=${REV}" But in mercurial, how must the data variable be filled? In the commit function from the SourceHgWeb.php are several split commands. So i don't know how it must be filled correctly.

Issue History
Date Modified	Username	Field	Change
2010-01-26 05:52	David Hicks	New Issue
2010-01-26 06:07	David Hicks	Note Added: 078
2011-10-25 04:19	MarcoW	Note Added: 329

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