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Installation and integration of GIT or Subversion
Added by Moritz von Buttlar at 2011-04-29 07:44 am
Hi,
first of all thanks for working on this great software.
I'm currently setting up a server and I would also like to host
the code repository on the same server and allow users with the same
login and password to access it (if possible using https).
So my question is: which of the two (GIT or Subversion) is easier to use with Chili ?
Is there a tutorial how to best set this up ? I know there are several methods, patches, etc.
described on the redmine website. It's just a bit difficult for me to decide which method to use.
Moritz
ChiliProject has merged the code for git integration, so git and svn integration are both possible without patching, I'd say choose the one you are comfortable with, or you can even use both if you want.
Regarding the tutorials: the most up-to-date git one is HowTo_configure_ChiliProject_for_advanced_git_integration, the most up-to-date svn one is on redmine.org.
Felix Schäfer wrote:
ChiliProject has merged the code for git integration, so git and svn integration are both possible without patching, I'd say choose the one you are comfortable with, or you can even use both if you want.
Regarding the tutorials: the most up-to-date git one is HowTo_configure_ChiliProject_for_advanced_git_integration, the most up-to-date svn one is on redmine.org.
Thank you very much. I added a link to it on the
Repository_Administration page which is linked from Installation.