[Qgis-developer] Re: Redmine - organizing Qgis web clients projects

[Tim Sutton]

Hi

On Mon, Nov 21, 2011 at 11:54 AM, kimaidou <kimaidou at gmail.com> wrote:
> Tim,
>
> Thanks for having moved the "Lizmap Web Client" project under the "Web
> clients" project.
>

no problem

> I have just created a "Lizmap Plugin" project. Please move it under "User
> plugins". Thanks in advance !
>

ok done!

>
>> I added mercurial support too (untested).
>
> Thanks. A problem though : Mercurial support in Redmine is not very good.
> The only way to have a repository is :
> * create an folder somewhere in the server, and clone from my repository
> here using SSH (So I will need to have full access to the server, which is
> the wrong way...)
> * Then Redmine will refresh the repository each time a user reads the
> repository tab.
> * Pbm : it will only be read access through redmine (just showing list of
> commits) : Redmine does not give any pull nor push rights binded to redmine
> users
>
> Conclusion : Mercurial is not a good choice in Redmine if the server does
> not belong to you :)  I do not knwo yet which other solution I will use :
> * use bitbucket and just give a link in qgis hub
> * use Git for full integration
>

In general the same issues exist with other protocols I think. I don't
know mercurial well enough to offer further advice. Pirmin would
probably be in a better position to help.

Regards

Tim

> Regards
> Kimaidou
>



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