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#158 Create adaption layer to integrate other source control systems

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2016-04-07
2009-06-11
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Originally created by: jorge.de...@gmail.com

Hi,
I use this to monitor changes to several project using SVN, but also have
other projects that use GIT, and I can't have them all toghther here.
Could CommitMonitor support GIT aswell?

Thanks in advanced,
Jorge Bastos

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Tickets: #309

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  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2009-06-11

    Originally posted by: jorge.de...@gmail.com

    PS: Sorry i'm new to google code, didn't know how to change this bug to a feature
    request on its status.

     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2009-06-11

    Originally posted by: tortoisesvn

    (No comment was entered for this change.)

    Labels: -Type-Defect Type-Enhancement

     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2009-06-11

    Originally posted by: tortoisesvn

    (No comment was entered for this change.)

    Summary: Monitor Git repositories

     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2009-10-30

    Originally posted by: timo...@gmail.com

    absolutely - just changed over to GIT and was hoping CM was going to support GIT.
    shattered when it didn't :(

     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2010-10-09

    Originally posted by: tortoisesvn

    Giving this to richsewell since he started a branch which will CM help to work with other SC systems as well.
    https://code.google.com/p/commitmonitor/source/browse/#svn/branches/multiSCCS
    [r539]

    Owner: richsewell
    Status: Accepted

     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2010-10-09

    Originally posted by: richsew...@gmail.com

    Hi, I have started to write an adaption layer for CommitMonitor for using with repos other than SVN. I am specifically targeting Accurev.

    The code will be checked in within the next few weeks, and a GIT implementation could be implemented under the source code control system adaption layer.

    I have not even used GIT however, so would be unable to support a GIT implementation.

     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2010-10-09

    Originally posted by: tortoisesvn

    (No comment was entered for this change.)

    Summary: Create adaption layer to integrate other source control systems

     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2010-10-29

    Originally posted by: unexplai...@gmail.com

    another vote for git commit monitoring support :)

     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2010-11-15

    Originally posted by: Roderick...@gmail.com

    Another Vote for GIT comit monitoring.
    TortoiseSVN has been ported over to TortoiseGIT.
    I do not know the language used for these clients however, it may prove helpful in writing the code for a GIT commit monitoring feature.

    Many are enjoying the familiarity of Tortoise for GIT.
    I am confident there will be many user thoroughly appreciate a GIT commit monitoring feature.

    Thanks for the consideration.

     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2010-11-16

    Originally posted by: richsew...@gmail.com

    I've checked in my Accurev implementation, which is quite incomplete, but works for my purposes. Maybe someone can take this as a start of a GIT / plugin SCCS implementation.

     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2010-11-17

    Originally posted by: tortoisesvn

    Merged the branch back to trunk.

     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2011-01-08

    Originally posted by: tortoisesvn

    Neither Git nor Mercurial (hg) have a way to fetch the log/history from a remote repository without first cloning the whole repo locally.
    At least I couldn't find any way to do this.

    Owner: ---
    Status: New

     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2011-01-09

    Originally posted by: lanwin...@gmail.com

    This was the reason why i originally suggested to allow the inclusion of RSS-based Commits like they are offered from many Git services like Github.

     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2013-03-02

    Originally posted by: tomhun...@runbox.com

    Inspired by CommitMonitor, I've created a .NET WPF application called SourceLog to provide this functionality.  SourceLog uses a plugin model to allow users to subscribe to and track changes in several different types of repository; there are currently plugins for Git, GitHub (via the API), Subversion, Perforce, and TFS 2010.

    The application polls each subscribed repository for changes and displays a toast notification panel when new changes are detected.  In addition, SourceLog displays the file differences side by side within the main window so that the user can quickly get a very detailed understanding of what has changed.

    The project is hosted on GitHub (https://github.com/tomhunter-gh/SourceLog) and the app can be installed via the ClickOnce installer available through AppHarbor (https://sourcelog.apphb.com/). There is more information available on my blog (http://www.unhandledexception.info/).

     

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