The new multi-repo APIs should help to alleviate this. Currently Trac  
doesn't really grok the idea of having more than one "code base" in a  
single Trac. I know the branch has a version of the svn and hg  
plugins, you might want to try adding support to the mtn plugin as  
well. You would probably also need to put a repo selector (assuming  
you manifest branches as isolated repos) into bitten. Hope that helps.

--Noah

On Dec 28, 2008, at 12:24 PM, Cider head wrote:

>
> Hey, are there many trac users who use the monotone backend out there?
> I've been playing around with Trac, Bitten and TracMtn, and the whole
> lot doesn't quite hang together.
>
> Trac and TracMtn seem to work together fairly well. It's a bit
> arbitrary which revision turns up in the browser when you hit 'Browse
> source', and the Timeline view wants to display every revision in the
> repository. It's not possible to convince the timeline to only display
> certain branches (as far as I can see).
>
> Bitten seems to have a similar view of the monotone repository: By
> default, it just tests the latest revision regardless of which branch
> it's on. The 'Build all revisions' option under Master Settings will
> get it to try to build and test every single revision regardless of
> which branch the revision is on. I guess this isn't going to work for
> most people, since most repositories will contain multiple projects,
> differentiated by the branch name.
>
> I'm thinking that the current versioncontrol API is centred around
> subversion. I'm not sure the whole Node concept is a good match for
> monotone, judging by the methods it supports.
>
> So, I've been playing with the code a bit. Just to experiment, I
> introduced a RepositoryView object which is like the existing
> Repository, but it restricts the view according to some selector like
> branch or tag, and the actual selector can be specified in the config
> file. The bulk of the changes are on the versioncontrol API, with some
> small changes in Bitten and TracMtn.
>
> So, I'm interested to know...
> - Is there any refactoring on the VC API going on at the moment? Is it
> something that needs some help?
> - Is anyone using trac with montone? Would they be interested in my
> patches (~300 lines of patch). Where should I post this stuff?
> - If there's some development going on that needs assistance, let me
> know.
>
> >


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