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phlegx / redmine_gitlab_hook

This plugin allows you to update your local Git repositories in Redmine when changes have been pushed to GitLab.
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Provide instructions for automated installation #31

Closed FredrikWendt closed 6 years ago

FredrikWendt commented 7 years ago

As a system administrator, In order to eliminate human errors, enable automated testing at upgrades and enable full non-interactive automation, I would expect instructions on how to install and this plugin on to the official Docker images

I'm a Redmine newbie and I'm hoping to leverage GitLab, GitLab CI (and possibly GoCd) with Redmine to get close to a full Application Lifecycle Management stack which is fully Free Open Source Software based.

I understand the GitLab provided integration only makes "issue #123" like comments, link to redmine. There's no other mechanism. This plugin seems to solve part of this void. https://docs.gitlab.com/ce/project_services/redmine.html

From what I understand, the instructions would be:

FROM redmine:latest
RUN cd /usr/src/redmine/plugins/ && \
    git clone --shallow https://github.com/phlegx/redmine_gitlab_hook.git && \
    bundle exec rake redmine:plugins:migrate RAILS_ENV=production

Anything I'm missing?

phlegx commented 7 years ago

Hi @FredrikWendt,

actually your Dockerfile and and the instructions look correct to me. It should work like that.

If you want to stick to a certain version (i.e. latest one is v0.1.3) you could download the zip archive like that:

RUN cd /usr/src/redmine/plugins/ && \ 
    wget -O redmine_gitlab_hook.zip https://github.com/phlegx/redmine_gitlab_hook/archive/v0.1.3.zip

and unzip and rename/softlink it.

Checking out the corresponding git tag would also work.