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PHP-Script to generate an RSS-Feed out of an Subversion History. Currently using the svn command line tools, supports multiple svn-sources and a caching to reduce the external requests. All configuration is done within a single xml-file.
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PHP based commandline SVN repository data collector for easy stats implementation. Script manages an sqlite database as it's backend. Written in PHP 5.3, uses subversion commandline client.
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svnwebmanager is purpose for svn user self manager,group,alias,repo,authority etc. manager via web ui. this version is for php. future maybe other language branche. svnwebmanager的主要目的是解决svn用户自管理/仓库权限的WEB管理.[htt
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New v1.1.3.140 - Now includes a DB script! Managing SVN rights for multiple repos mirrored at multiple locations can be a daunting task. svnDashboard provides a simple, web-based, AJAX-enabled user interface for managing Several repositories and users.
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PHPUnitStats is a hook script for a SVN repository, which computes on each commit statistics of PHPUnit test cases performed by the author (by parsing the unified diff), and stores the result in a MySQL database.
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