C. Michael Pilato wrote:
> Julian Foad <julianfoad@btopenworld.com> writes:
>
>>>If we're really going to go this route, then folks, it's time to break
>>>out the MIME dual HTML/plaintext mail generation code.
>>
>>Yes, but that's probably too complex for a quick fix. I think all
>>the original poster wanted was some quick way of getting from the
>>commit mail to the repository, so I preferred my second idea of a
>>link to a ViewCVS server for it ... but that probably doesn't exist
>>in the required form, so ...
>
> The original poster is Kevin Pilch-Bisson, a more-than-competent
> programmer who, if he really needed this info, could hack it into
> mailer.py in 15 minutes flat, I'm betting. :-)
:-) When I said "that probably doesn't exist in the required form" I meant that a ViewCVS server probably doesn't exist (I couldn't find reference on Subversion's web site to one that views the Subversion repository) in a form that can display a Subversion-style commit as an entity containing log message and a list of changed files.
But eleven minutes later, C. Michael Pilato wrote:
>
> http://server/path/to/viewcvs/repos?view=rev&rev=REV
>
> This will display ViewCVS's new "revision view", from which folks can
> see colored diffs and such, very much like the output from mailer.py
> itself. See http://svn.collab.net/viewcvs-dev/svn/?view=rev for an
> example.
Cool! I assumed that ViewCVS hadn't got this ability yet.
- Julian
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Received on Mon Nov 17 21:04:00 2003