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oliverguenther / openproject-revisions_git

An OpenProject plugin for managing Git repositories through Gitolite.
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Is it possible to show the repo URI to users? #7

Closed eudoxos closed 9 years ago

eudoxos commented 9 years ago

I am not sure if this goes to the plugin or to OP in general. I see the repository name (project/subproject) under project settings, but regular users don't have access there, so I need to communicate to them "by hand" how to connect (git@mydomain.eu:project/subproject). The Repository page under project shows files and revisions, but no the URI. Is it possible to change this somewhere? Thanks!

oliverguenther commented 9 years ago

Yes, this is definitely planned feature. I haven't implemented it in the plugin so far because the role of repositories within the OpenProject Core is still open for discussion and subject to change -- and I currently have to override internal behavior heavily on the project/settings/repository tab. Nonetheless, as I can't see the discussion moving forward at the moment, I'll implement the feature in the plugin for now.

oliverguenther commented 9 years ago

29a334b implements the clone URL using the absolute / explicit ssh://<user>@<host>/<repo path>.git format. I prefer it over the relative / implicit <user>@<host>:<path>, however we could make it configurable.

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eudoxos commented 9 years ago

Hi Oliver, I appreciate the effort (really) but it is something else than what I meant. When I click on the Repository page in the project (not in Project settings), the URL should be presented there -- so that project members (but not admins) can see how to clone the repo. Would that be something possible to do?

oliverguenther commented 9 years ago

My bad. I've added a repository link in the sidebar of the repository page with 72f2561

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eudoxos commented 9 years ago

Nice, tnaks. The last detail: could it embed the server name in the access link as well? Either taken from OP config, or configurable by hand in plugin settings (in my case those are different: OP is at vserver pro.mydomain.eu and git is git@mydomain.eu - it is the same machine, so git@pro.mydomain.eu will work as well).

oliverguenther commented 9 years ago

Hi, that should work already. Check the Plugin config (Administration -> Plugins -> Revisions/Git (Settings) -> Access). There should be an SSH Server Domain which sets the checkout hostname.

eudoxos commented 9 years ago

Perfect!!