Hi,
I'm actually in the process of gathering requirements for and designing
a web based Subversion server management tool that I plan to build over
the coming summer (southern hemisphere summer that is). I've played with
SVNManager and it is certainly a useful tool, but lacks some of the more
powerful features I require and I'm sure a lot of others could make use of.
I'd be interested in hearing/discussing feedback/requests/ideas
from/with anyone out there on the matter. I have some initial ideas, but
the project is in its infancy and only floating around in my head at the
moment. It may turn out that extending SVNManager is the way to go, or
it may be better to leverage code snippets from SVNManager into a new
project... not sure.
That said, coming up with a good list of requirements/features would
help justify the decision as to how to implement the project, and would
help guide me (and anyone else interested in working on such a project)
for the coming months.
Cheers,
Lawrence
Ryan Schmidt wrote:
> On Nov 24, 2006, at 09:37, Tremal Naik wrote:
>
>> I gave a look at the Tigris website but I was not able to find
>> anything graphical to manage the Subversion server. I'm not talking
>> about a graphical client, but a gui that lets an administrator
>> creating/managing repositories, users and stuff like that.
>
>
> There is SVNManager.
>
> http://svnmanager.sourceforge.net/
>
> That's the only one I know of.
>
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