Nik Clayton wrote:
Hi Adam,
Adam Kennedy wrote:
Phase N is my company, and http://svn.phase-n.com/svn/cpan is the
collaborative subversion repository for my code, that now includes
PPI, which you've expressed a desire to have bugs fixed in I believe a
number of times.
I see you're using Insurrection.
I was wondering if you'd looked at SVN::Web before using Insurrection,
and if so, if there are any features missing from SVN::Web that you'd use.
SVN::Web can be found at
http://jc.ngo.org.uk/svnweb/jc/browse/nik/CPAN/SVN-Web/trunk/
and, of course, on CPAN.
Hmm... well I can only see the front-end part there, where to be honest
I don't actually need, and came for free with Insurrection.
What I'm using it for is the administration side.
- Admin of multiple repositories
- Email-based accounts
- Disabled, Read-Only, Read-Write or Admin on a per-repository basis
(that's all I need anyway)
- Automated password $stuff. That is, password auto-creation, emailing
account details on creation or request, password update ability.
- Automatic creation of additional repositories
As for the rest, like disk quotas and such, I don't particularly need
that either.
My big need is very easy account management. Something that minimizes
the number of seconds I have to look at a web svn tool. Because the
whole point of the exercise for me is to make it so easy to have people
fix bugs, I can do the whole account/review/release cycle in less than 1
minute or so, so I can have bugs fixed in modules without distracted
from what I'm working on.
Adam K
