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Redmine command line interface and some Git related extras
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See <script> -h for invocation details.
redupdate
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Create or update Redmine issues via the command line.
Works with a remote Redmine server if you have SSH access,
or locally on the Redmine server itself.
Assumes a standard Debian installation in /usr/share/redmine.
It's a shell script, so there are no undocumented Ruby-dependencies!
redupload
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Uploads a file into a Redmine project.
Uses Perl, Term::Readkey and WWW::Mechanize; on Debian install packages
perl, libterm-readkey-perl, libwww-mechanize-perl, respectively.
redlist
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List Redmine issues in plain text format, optionally filtered for a project.
See FILES for column-filtering via the ~/.redgit file.
Uses Perl and curl; on Debian install packages perl and curl, respectively.
redshow
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Pretty print a Redmine issue in plain text format.
Uses Perl and curl; on Debian install packages perl and curl, respectively.
miner
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A daemon to query each branch of the Repository of a Redmine project
periodically, one branch every 15s.
Uses curl.
Benefits:
* keeps Redmine alive, no sluggish response times
* the issue-commit links are kept up to date, whithout having to check the Repo
Start from /etc/rc.local as a daemon:
miner <project> &
gitemail
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Meant to be called from the post-receive hook of a git repo, to inform the
maintainer about pushes. Needs mutt to send emails.
gitcreate
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Creates a bare git repo, sets up its post-update hook for http access and,
if an email address is specified, sets up a gitemail call into the
post-receive hook.
Typical usage:
$ gitcreate foo bar@baz.com
This will create the bare repo foo.git in the current dir, set up http access,
and install gitemail into the post-receive hook to notify the maintainer
about pushes.
git-addsubtree
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Add a subproject as a subtree merge from URL specified on command line.
The subproject will be represented by a remote with the same name
and checked out into a subdirectory with the same name as the subproject.
git-pullsubtree
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Pull changes from a branch of a subtree-merged subproject.
make install copies both above scripts to /usr/lib/git-core, so they are
available as git subcommands, like "git addsubtree <URL>" and
"git pullsubtree <subpj> <branch>".
FILES
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~/.redgit
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Configuration file in ini-format, do not use superfluous whitspace apart from
empty lines. Do not use comments like in the example below:
[redgit]
http=foo.bar/redmine # Redmine URL, allows omitting it in redlist redshow and redupload
ssh=johndoe@foo.bar # SSH access for redupdate
[redlist]
filter=Description # Do not show Description column
# If ANY only key is present, only those columns are shown
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