On Fri, 19 Aug 2005, Max Bowsher wrote:
> Michael W Thelen wrote:
> >Patrick Grawehr wrote:
> >>I don't have a mail server set up on the system which hosts my
> >>subversion repository, but I wanted to have something like the automated
> >>commit message generation anyway. So far, this was usually done by a
> >>special mailing script that was member of the commit-mail-notification
> >>group and displayed those archieved mails to the user as html pages
> >>(like the ones on subversion's host work, too). I modified the
> >>commit-email.pl file in such a way that it directly creates html pages
> >>which can be viewed by the browser (Apache is running anyway).
> >
> >Thank you for the patch. If no one comments on it within a day or two,
> >I'll file a patch issue for it in the issue tracker. Developers, what
> >do you think? Is this a feature that would be useful?
>
> I'm wondering if this is perhaps _too_ specialized?
>
> What motivates using something like this, over, say, ViewCVS?
Does ViewCVS provide this "most recent commits" view? (I don't think so.)
FishEye from Cenqua Software does (commercial). I find this view rather
useful, but would personally prefer to see it integrated into ViewCVS than
stand-alone.
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Received on Thu Sep 15 20:47:56 2005