User Contributed Notes
Source Control Integration |
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balazs@bwellisch.com
28-Sep-2004 20:15 |
#212
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| Is there any documentation beyond what's here on how Source Control integration works? |
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Victor @ Mantis
29-Sep-2004 0:16 |
#213
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Not at the moment. This integration is still at its early stages. However, what happens at the moment is that the core/checkin.php script reads in a log message from stdin and parses it and adds the issue notes accordingly. You can insert calls to this script in loginfo file in CVSROOT.
I will write a detailed copied on this feature when I get a chance.
Regards,
Victor. |
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kristen@paristemi.com
04-Oct-2004 13:21 |
#222
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| I would like to second the vote for documentation on the CVS integration. |
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don1twantspam
15-Dec-2004 6:10 |
#288
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Subversion-Integration would be nice, too! It shouldn't be too hard since you can tell svn to produce xml of the log messages.
- twm |
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ivanassen@gplease.dont.spammail.com
29-Dec-2004 17:17 |
#302
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| Subversion integration worked completely out of the box for me, just a matter of setting the regular expression to match the Bug ID note in the commit log, emitted by TortoiseSVN according to its bugtraq properties. |
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trclark@shaw.ca
13-Jan-2005 14:26 |
#321
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from http://www.silfreed.net/blog/272
a netMgr Integration script http://www.netmrg.net/
cvs loginfo
netmrg /usr/bin/php -q /path/to/mantisbt/core/checkin.php
ALL /usr/local/bin/syncmail -S "NetMRG-CVS: " -R return@addr --quiet %%s to@addr
mantisbt config_inc.php
$g_source_control_notes_view_status = VS_PUBLIC;
$g_source_control_account = 'netmrgcvs';
$g_source_control_set_status_to = OFF;
$g_source_control_regexp = "/bug\s*[#]{0,1}(\d+)/i"; |
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antti.tuppurainen@gmail.com
14-Mar-2005 10:15 |
#377
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Hi!
My /usr/local/cvsroot in owned by cvsuser:cvsusers with chmod wxr,wxr,w-r
The config_inc.php file contains:
$g_source_control_account = 'cvsuser';
the cvsroot/CVSROOT/verifymsg has
DEFAULT /usr/bin/php -q /srv/www/htdocs/mantis/core/checkin.php
The checkin.php has the changes mentioned abow (actually tested also the original version). Now I get the error
cvs commit: warning: verifymsg line doesn't contain any format strings:
"/usr/bin/php -q /srv/www/htdocs/mantis/core/checkin.php"
Appending default format string (" %l" , but be aware that this usage is
deprecated.
Invalid source control account ('cvsuser').
cvs [commit aborted]: Message verification failed
Where I should start debugging? |
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mike.junk@NOntlworldSPAM.com
25-Apr-2005 11:11 |
#419
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Brief guide to TortoiseSVN integration on Win32. This will allow you to enter a Mantis issue number when doing an SVN commit, automatically add a note to the Mantis 'notes' log containing info about the change, and show a link to the issue from TortoiseSVN log.
1. Set properties for your SVN repository (e.g. in TortoiseSVN, use the file properties dialog) to include the following:
bugtraq:label = issue
bugtraq:url = http://<mantisserver>/mantis/view.php?id=%BUGID%
bugtraq:message = issue %BUGID%
bugtraq:warnifnoissue = true
2. Create a post commit hook file in the SVN respository hooks directory (<repositorypath>\hooks\post-commit.bat), containing the following batch commands. This will add a comment to the notes field for the issue provided during the SVN commit, containing the SVN change log, the SVN revision number and the file differences.
REM Post-commit hook for MantisBT integration
SET REPOS=%1
SET REV=%2
SET DETAILS_FILE=<valid_path>\svnfile_%REV%
SET LOG_FILE=<valid_path>\svnfile_%REV%_Log
echo ****** Source code change ******>>%DETAILS_FILE%
svnlook log -r %REV% %REPOS%>>%DETAILS_FILE%
echo SVN Revision:%REV%>>%DETAILS_FILE%
svnlook diff -r %REV% %REPOS%>>%DETAILS_FILE%
<PathToPHP>\php.exe <PathToMantis>\core\checkin.php <%DETAILS_FILE% >%LOG_FILE%
DEL %DETAILS_FILE%
DEL %LOG_FILE%
3. Add the following to your Mantis config_inc.php
#Integration to SVN
$g_source_control_notes_view_status = VS_PUBLIC;
$g_source_control_account = '<ValidMantisUser>';
$g_source_control_set_status_to = OFF;
$g_source_control_regexp = "/\bissue [#]{0,1}(\d+)\b/i";
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victor @ mantis
15-Jun-2005 10:08 |
#473
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This is a post by Leonel on mantisbt-dev on 11-JUN-2005:
My goal was to add a bugnote if the commit message contains a "issue 1234" string. and add a bugnote and close the bug as resolved/fixed if the commit message has a "fixed issue 1234" string.
First step on this is the post-commit subversion hook. I think mantis should supply one as example. Thanks to Sean Laurent for having helped me getting started on this, here's my post-commit hook:
--- start here ---
#!/bin/sh
REPOS="$1"
REV="$2"
SVNLOOK=/usr/local/bin/svnlook
PHP=/usr/bin/php
MANTIS=/srv/www/novo/html/mantis/core/checkin.php
COMMIT_MSG=`$SVNLOOK log -r $REV "$REPOS"`
$PHP -f $MANTIS <<zzzMantiszzz
Revision: $REV: $COMMIT_MSG
zzzMantiszzz
--- end here --- |
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mj@sightworks.com
02-Jan-2006 13:52 |
#796
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| I would love to use SCMBUG, unfortunately the make fails on my Gentoo system (docbook2dvi generates a bunch of errors, something about undefined elements) |
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attila.strba@enocean.com
04-Jan-2006 6:09 |
#805
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Hi,
does anybody know how to configure this SCMBUG for Mantis under Windows? I would like to connect the CVS with Mantis. I downloaded active perl, and tryed to compile the SCMBUG sources but I get plenty of errors. Any ideas??
Attila |
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evanl@NOSPAMreynoldsequipment.com
11-Jan-2006 14:00 |
#824
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I have source control integration working quite well.
A bug is reported, someone assigns it to a developer, the developer fixes the bug and checks in the changes to SVN with TortoiseSVN, putting the bug number in the "Mantis Issue #" box (bugtraq folder properties provide this). The bug is then marked resolved if 'Fixed #xxx" is found (added in the message manually). The bugnote is added using a SVN post-comit and checkin.php. Further, in WebSvn, there will now appear a link to the Mantis bug (bugtraq).
Mantis will also show a link to its own bug number in the bugnote from the SVN commit. I'd prefer to it to be a link to WebSVN, or pull in the revision of the commit as "Revision XXX' and make *it* a link to WebSVN. Right now it throws away the revision number, and reporting it would be nice. Its somewhat pointless to have a bugnote point to its own bug number. Is there a way to fudge this without losing other functionality? This would be really handy.
Secondly, I'm keying off "#xxx' to link to bugnotes. There is also a '~xxx' for bugnote links. How is this intended to be used? Is this only to link one bugnote to another bugnote within the same bug?
Ideas? |
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simon.kirk@pinesoft.co.uk
01-Mar-2006 9:16 |
#908
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Slightly OT, but: To the guy trying to get scmbug built with gentoo: Yup, the error (well, it's not really an error) is in the way scmbug builds it's man pages and manual: Via SGML pages transformed into the relevant type.
You can get scmbug to build if you get the relevant scmbug release package, unpack it, edit the Makefile to omit the copying of the man pages (the ebuild omits the manual anyway) in the install targets, repackage and shove it in your /usr/portage/distfiles. You won't have any man pages available, but they're on the web anyway!
The reason I've bothered to mention it is that scmbug is a really nice attempt to get integration between defect management and SCM working, and I think it should have a lot more exposure (I'm currently tweaking it to get it working for Mantis right now - on my Gentoo dev server  . |
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mkgnu@mkgnu.net
03-Mar-2006 12:23 |
#909
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Attila:
Try using the Scmbug .zip provided for Windows. It's already prepackaged, and ready for uncompressing and using in Windows |
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kukovec@iskratel.si
01-Jun-2006 7:56 |
#1106
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Hello!
I'm trying to integrate Mantis with Subversion. I did every thing like mike.junk@NOntlworldSPAM.com said on 25-Apr-2005 11:11 #419 Brief guide to TortoiseSVN integration on Win32.
Every thing looks ok, but my subversionserver which is accessed trough apache just don't start hooks (windows machine). I read subversion manual on hooks word by word and did exactly what I was instructed too, but hooks are just not executed. I put some simple batch files that creates some output to a file. After it I do some action on the subversion db (commit, lock, unlock, etc.). Hooks are just not executed.
Any ideas?
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kukovec@iskratel.si
01-Jun-2006 8:59 |
#1107
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Hello?
I solved the problem on the previous question. Absolute paths to the executable programs have to be called from the batch files. Echo will also not be seen because batch file is run by the process and not by the user.
Now I woder if there is any way to adaptively change $g_source_control_account so not all comments will be visible in Mantis as they are always added from the same user. Can be done somehow that $g_source_control_account is different depends on who is making commit?
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kukovec@iskratel.si
01-Jun-2006 9:08 |
#1108
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Hello!
It can be done like in the case of
$g_source_control_regexp = "/\bissue [#]{0,1}(\d+)\b/i";
for the issue number. I will do the same for the user. I will inform you of the solution. |
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cschwarz@hbsconnect.com
11-Jul-2006 12:19 |
#1188
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| it would be great to have a setting to make it mandatory to enter the Mantis Bugnumber when committing code to Subversion as this makes it easier to track the code changes in Mantis also |
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brian.hnat at NOSPAM gmail dot com
26-Jul-2006 21:32 |
#1202
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#1188
#1189
You can do this with a pre-commit hook in subversion (in the hooks directory of your repository). Here's an example:
#!/usr/bin/perl
$repos = $ARGV[0];
$txn = $ARGV[1];
$svnlook = "/usr/bin/svnlook";
$svncmd = $svnlook." log -t ".$txn." ".$repos." |";
open (CMD, $svncmd);
@commitmsg = <CMD>;
close (CMD);
foreach $line (@commitmsg)
{
$msg = $msg.$line;
}
if ( $msg !~ /\bissue [#]{0,1}(\d+)\b/ )
{
die "Cannot commit file without mantis issue number";
} |
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clandriot@axway.com
22-Sep-2006 2:21 |
#1264
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Hello.
I'm trying to set the source control integration with Subversive. My problem is that my Subversive server is not on the same machine machine as my Mantis server.
As I am a php newbie, I have not yet found how to launch the checkin.php script from the remote host.
Perhap's someone here could help me ? |
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vosskaem
07-Oct-2006 7:22 |
#1267
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you can use ssh in your post-commit:
---snip---
MESSAGEFILE=/tmp/svn.$$
SSH=/usr/bin/ssh
# Path to checkin.php on your webserver
MANTIS=/var/www/mantis/core/checkin.php
# ...
# create your message
# ...
$SSH www-data@your.web.server "(cd /tmp; php -f $MANTIS)" < $MESSAGEFILE
rm $MESSAGEFILE
---snip---
you only have to setup your servers for passwordless ssh authentication
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vosskaem at cenote dot de
07-Oct-2006 7:35 |
#1268
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but I have a problem executing checkin.php on the same host:
# php -f /var/www/mantis/core/checkin.php < messagefile
Fatal error: Call to undefined function mysql_pconnect() in /var/www/mantis/core/adodb/drivers/adodb-mysql.inc.php on line 355
can anyone help me?
I'm runnig mantis 1.0.5 on ubuntu dapper drake with php5 and everything else works fine |
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kier@mogware.com
02-Nov-2006 20:13 |
#1286
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I have been trying to setup the windows integration and I have everything working except the php part the of post-commit.bat mentioned above.
Does anyone know if I call call a local copy(one found on a local machine) of php.exe and pass the path to the checkin.php as shown below?
I keep getting the following error from the php log:
Status: 404
X-Powered-By: PHP/4.4.4
Content-type: text/html
No input file specified.
::*************************************
::post-commit.bat
::*************************************
REM Post-commit hook for MantisBT integration
SET REPOS=%1
SET REV=%2
SET DETAILS_FILE=U:\SVN_LOGS\svnfile_%REV%
SET LOG_FILE=U:\SVN_LOGS\svnfile_%REV%_Log
echo ****** Source code change ******>>%DETAILS_FILE%
\\MACHINENAME\bin\svnlook log -r %REV% %REPOS%>>%DETAILS_FILE%
echo SVN Revision:%REV%>>%DETAILS_FILE%
\\MACHINENAME\bin\svnlook diff -r %REV% %REPOS%>>%DETAILS_FILE%
\\MACHINENAME\php\php.exe http://bugs.myweb.com/core/checkin.php <%DETAILS_FILE%> %LOG_FILE%
DEL %DETAILS_FILE%
DEL %LOG_FILE%
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r.a.smith
12-Nov-2006 22:38 |
#1291
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Regarding the Fatal error: undefined function mysql_connect()
problem in Ubuntu Drake (note #1268)
This problem also occurs in Debian Sarge, where it can be corrected
by adding a line to /etc/php4/cli/php.ini:
extension=mysql.so
This line is already in the web-server versions of php.ini, so no such
problem arises when using the web interface. |
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thomas.delhomenie@NOSPAMgmail.com
22-Dec-2006 9:29 |
#1322
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Hi !
I've got CVS and Mantis on different machines. PHP is only installed on the Mantis machine.
When I try to execute the following command from a DOS window :
\\pcdsi556\vol_d$\EasyPHP\php\php pcdsi556\vol_d$\weblocal\mantis-1.0.6\co
re\checkin.php
I've got the following error :
PHP Warning: Unknown(): Unable to load dynamic library './php_gd2.dll' - Le module spÚcifiÚ est introuvable. in Unknown on line 0
Is there a way to add the needed line in the commitinfo file with our configuration ?
Thomas |
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