Trac usage: Creating and accessing projects

The below usage notes are dependent on trac-initproject.
The exemplary project name is called foobar.
 

git

To initialize the project, log into the Trac server and execute:

trac-initproject git foobar

Developers can then upload their local master branch using the following methods:

If public push access is enabled:

git-push git://appliance_ip/git/foobar master

Or, over an SSH connection:

git-push ssh://root@appliance_ip/srv/repos/git/public/foobar.git master

Optionally, the developer can configure the remote repository for simpler future updates:

git-config remote.turnkey-trac.url ssh://root@appliance_ip/srv/repos/git/public/foobar.git
git-config remote.turnkey-trac.push +master:refs/heads/master
git-push turnkey-trac

Users can then clone the remote repository using the following methods:

Anonymously:

git-clone git://appliance_ip/git/foobar

Or, over an SSH connection:

git-clone ssh://root@appliance_ip/srv/repos/git/foobar

 

As of v14.0, Bazaar is no longer supported.

Bazaar (bzr)

To initialize the project, log into the Trac server and execute:

trac-initproject bzr foobar

Developers can then upload their local branch:

Over an SFTP connection (depends on python-paramiko)

bzr push sftp://root@1.0.0.94/srv/repos/bzr/foobar

If there is no default push location set, the first push will set it. After that, the location can be omitted and the default will be used:

bzr push

Users can then clone the remote repository:

bzr clone bzr://appliance_ip/bzr/foobar

 

Mercurial (hg)

To initialize the project, log into the Trac server and execute:

trac-initproject hg foobar

Developers can then upload their local branch using the following methods:

Note the extra slash. Mercurial assumes paths are relative to the users home directory over SSH connections:

hg push ssh://root@appliance_ip//srv/repos/hg/foobar

Optionally, the developer can configure the remote repository for simpler future updates, by adding the following to foobar/.hg/hgrc

[paths]
default-push = ssh://root@appliance_ip//srv/repos/hg/foobar

Future pushes can then be performed as follows:

hg push

Users can then clone the remote repository:

hg clone http://appliance_ip:8080/foobar

 

Subversion (svn)

To initialize the project, log into the Trac server and execute:

trac-initproject svn foobar

Developers can then checkout the remote repository, make changes, then commit back to the remote repository:

Checkout over SSH:

svn co svn+ssh://root@appliance_ip/srv/repos/svn/foobar

After making local changes, they can be commited to the remote repository:

svn commit

Users can then checkout the remote repository using the following methods:

Anonymously:

svn co svn://appliance_ip/svn/foobar

Or, over an SSH connection:

svn co svn+ssh://root@appliance_ip/srv/repos/svn/foobar