Redmine » Redmine Checkout Plugin

I just released a new version of the Redmine Checkout Plugin.

The goal of this release was to have the ability to define multiple URLs per repository. This is needed by e.g. Git. A common protocol choice for a self-hosted Git repository would look like this:

• traditional Git protocol (read-only)
• Git+SSH (read+write)
• Git over WebDAV (read+write)

As these three protocols all run by different URLs, it was necessary to derive the protocol URLs from the base repository and have some kind of URL switcher on the user-facing side. Also added was the ability to add a repository description.

For a complete overview of the changes see the Roadmap at 0.5 Release.

As always the plugin can be seen in action on the projects repository. Installation instructions and further information can be found at the Wiki.

If you need help or have feature requests, feel free to file issues on the public issue tracker.

--Holger Just

I just released a new version of the Redmine Checkout Plugin.

This version is a maintenance / bug fix release. It fixes bug #145 discovered by Eric Davis, which would prevent new users from running the migrations. Additionally, it fixes a render bug in the repository view which could have broken some themes.

All new users are strongly advised to use this version, instead of the 0.4 Release. Existing users should also update to fix the rendering of the repository view.

As always the plugin can be seen in action on the projects repository. Installation instructions and further information can be found at the Wiki.

If you need help or have feature requests, feel free to file issues on the public issue tracker.

--Holger Just

I just released a new version of the Redmine Checkout Plugin.

This version makes the plugin future-proof by consolidating all the additional database fields into a single one using a serialized hash. That way, future additions are much easier. Also added were translations of Korean, Spanish, and Romanian. Thanks to all contributors.

There were some additional features and 2 minor bugfixes. For a complete overview of the changes see the Roadmap at 0.4 Release.

As always the plugin can be seen in action on the projects repository. Installation instructions and further information can be found at the Wiki.

If you need help or have feature requests, feel free to file issues on the public issue tracker.

--Holger Just

I just released a new version of the Redmine Checkout Plugin.

This version allows the user to fine-tune the default behavior for different repository types.
See the complete changelog in the Wiki.

As always the plugin can be seen in action on the projects repository. Installation instructions and further information can be found at the Wiki.

If you need help or have feature requests, feel free to file issues on the public issue tracker.

--Holger Just

I just released a new version of the Redmine Checkout Plugin.

This version allows the user to configure default settings for repositories. For self-hosted repositories (e.g. created by reposman.rb) this means you normally don't have to change any repository settings for new projects. It also allows to render the link to the checkout URL as a link with the text "Checkout URL" as in version 0.1 or using the URL as the link text (which is now the default).

As always the plugin can be seen in action on the projects repository. Installation instructions and further information can be found at the Wiki.

If you need help or have feature requests, feel free to file issues on the public issue tracker.

--Holger Just

Two days ago, I uploaded the first release of the Redmine Checkout Plugin. This version allows to configure for each project whether the repository URL and optionally the credentials used by Redmine should be shown in the browse repository view of Redmine. The plugin can be seen in action on the projects repository.

Installation instructions and further information can be found at the Wiki.

If you need help or have feature requests, feel free to file issues on the public issue tracker.

--Holger Just