Claus Reinke wrote:
or, how about a separate repo for all the parts of the developer
wiki relevant to building, testing, hacking, and a cron job that
records and pushes from the wiki files nightly?

Ideally Trac would use darcs as its backend, and I could run a local Trac against a local darcs repository of the data, and then push my changes when I'm online.

Unfortunately, Trac uses a database as its backend and custom revision control for wiki pages, so we're out of luck. That is, unless those clever Trac folks have changed things while I wasn't looking...

there seems to be some work on darcs+trac here:

   http://progetti.arstecnica.it/trac+darcs/wiki/DarcsBackend

That's different - a port of Trac that can host darcs projects (darcs.haskell.org already uses the above, in fact). What I was talking about was Trac using darcs for its data storage.

Cheers,
        Simon

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