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alex.barylski
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Web based SVN

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I'm right into SVN at the moment and I am considering developing a web based interface which integrates into SVN...

Here are a list of current features, etc:

- Integrate with Subversion
- Provide rollback
- Source tree browsing
- Zip/Tar download of latest stable release
- Parse log files to determine who modified what and when???
- Provide a task manager
- Stored in DB, basically decomposed feature lists???
- Indicate estimated, calculated(COCOMO) and actual time
- Assign tasks to individual developers.
- Provide hierarchial organized tree of structured tasks (feature list)
- Provide a TODO list & BUG tracker
- Pulled from TODO: BUG: comments in source tree
- Provide diff interface

Anyone have any other suggestions? What would you like to see in a web based project manager?

Cheers :)
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Aren't there any web based SVN clients in existence?
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Post by alex.barylski »

Everah wrote:Aren't there any web based SVN clients in existence?
http://trac.edgewall.org/ how do I hyperlink words???

I think Trac uses SVN from what I remember...but I wanna write my own...for the experience...and because I'm obsessed with SVN right now :P

I've played with SF now for a couple days and don't like it's setup at all...it sucks...
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Highlight the text, click the URL button, then in between the 'l' (lower case L) and the ']', add in '=http://www.somesite.com' and it will parse it.
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Post by alex.barylski »

Everah wrote:Highlight the text, click the URL button, then in between the 'l' (lower case L) and the ']', add in '=http://www.somesite.com' and it will parse it.
Nice...

Thats what I thought, but never bothered to try it...

Thanks for confirming that for me :)
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Have you Looked at: websvn?
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Post by alex.barylski »

^^^ No I haven't...blew right by it as I'm using ArgoUML quite a bit these days... :P

Thanks though dude ;)
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