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| Fedora hosted has public repositories for git, bazaar, mercurial, and subversion. These are instructions for adding a new project to one of them.
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| {{admon/note|Monotone support has been discontinued due to both lack of a sysadmin to maintain it and lack of projects wanting to use it.}}
| | For changes, questions or comments, please contact anyone in the Fedora Infrastructure team. |
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| == Mercurial Repository ==
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| You'll need to know three things in order to start the mercurial repository.
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| # PROJECTNAME -- what the project wants to be called.
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| # OLDURL -- how to access the project's current sourcecode in their mercurial repository.
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| # PROJECTGROUP -- the group setup in the account system for readwrite access to the repository.
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| The Mercurial repository lives on the hosted server. Access it by logging into hosted1 Then follow these steps:
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| <pre>
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| $ cd /hg
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| $ sudo hg clone -U $OLDURL $PROJECTNAME (or sudo mkdir $PROJECTNAME; cd $PROJECTNAME; sudo hg init)
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| $ sudo find $PROJECTNAME -type d -exec chmod g+s \{\} \;
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| $ sudo chmod -R g+w $PROJECTNAME
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| $ sudo chown -R root:$PROJECTGROUP $PROJECTNAME
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| </pre>
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| This should setup all the files needed for the repository.
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| === Commit Mail ===
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| The Mercurial [http://www.selenic.com/mercurial/wiki/index.cgi/NotifyExtension Notify extension] can be used to send out email when commits are pushed to a Mecurial repository. To enable notifications, create the file ''/hg/$PROJECTNAME/.hg/hgrc'':
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| <pre>
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| [extensions]
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| hgext.notify =
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| [hooks]
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| changegroup.notify = python:hgext.notify.hook
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| [email]
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| from = admin@fedoraproject.org
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| [smtp]
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| host = localhost
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| [web]
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| baseurl = http://hg.fedoraproject.org/hg
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| [notify]
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| sources = serve push pull bundle
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| test = False
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| config = /hg/$PROJECTNAME/.hg/subscriptions
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| maxdiff = -1
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| </pre>
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| And the file ''/hg/$PROJECTNAME/.hg/subscriptions'':
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| <pre>
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| [usersubs]
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| user@host = *
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| [reposubs]
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| </pre>
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| == Git Repository ==
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| You'll need to know three things in order to start the git repository.
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| # PROJECTNAME -- what the project wants to be called.
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| # OLDURL -- how to access the project's current source code in their git repository.
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| # PROJECTGROUP -- the group setup in the account system for write access to the repository.
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| # COMMITLIST -- comma-separated list of email addresses for commits (optional)
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| # DESCRIPTION -- description of the project (optional)
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| # PROJECTOWNER -- the FAS username of the project owner
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| The git repository lives on the hosted server. Access it by logging into hosted1 Then follow these steps:
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| <pre>
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| $ cd /git
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| $ sudo git clone --bare $OLDURL $PROJECTNAME.git (or sudo mkdir $PROJECTNAME.git; pushd $PROJECTNAME.git; GIT_DIR=. sudo git init-db --shared=true; add a file; popd)
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| $ sudo rm $PROJECTNAME.git/hooks/post-update
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| $ sudo ln -s /usr/bin/git-update-server-info $PROJECTNAME.git/hooks/post-update
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| $ cd $PROJECTNAME.git; GIT_DIR=. sudo git-update-server-info; cd ../
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| $ sudo find $PROJECTNAME.git -type d -exec chmod g+s \{\} \;
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| $ sudo chmod -R g+w $PROJECTNAME.git
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| $ sudo chown -R $PROJECTOWNER:$PROJECTGROUP $PROJECTNAME.git
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| </pre>
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| If you don't have any files in the repository then git will balk about it. Do this on hosted1 to make your repo work:
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| <pre>
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| $ cd
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| $ git clone /git/$PROJECTNAME.git
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| $ cd $PROJECTNAME
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| $ touch file
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| $ git add file
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| $ git commit
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| $ git push /git/$PROJECTNAME.git/ master
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| </pre>
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| This should setup all the files needed for the repository.
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| === Commit Mail ===
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| If they want commit mail, then there are a couple of additional steps.
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| <pre>
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| $ echo $COMMITLIST > commit-list
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| $ echo $DESCRIPTION > description
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| $ ln -s /usr/bin/fedora-git-commit-mail-hook hooks/update
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| </pre>
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| == Bazaar Repository ==
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| You'll need to know three things in order to start a bazaar repository.
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| # PROJECTNAME -- what the project wants to be called.
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| # OLDBRANCHURL -- how to access the project's current sourcecode in their previous bazaar repository. Note that a project may have multiple branches that they want to import. Each branch will have a separate URL. (The project can import the new branches after the repository is created if they want.)
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| # PROJECTGROUP -- the group setup in the account system for readwrite access to the repository.
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| The bzr repository lives on the hosted server. Access it by logging into hosted1 then follow these steps:
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| The first stage is to create the Bazaar repository.
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| $ cd /srv/bzr/
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| $ # This creates a Bazaar repository which has shared storage between branches
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| $ sudo bzr init-repo $PROJECTNAME --no-trees
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| $ cd $PROJECTNAME
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| $ sudo bzr branch $OLDURL
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| $ sudo bzr branch $OLDURL2
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| $ # [...]
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| $ sudo bzr branch $OLDURLN
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| $ cd ..
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| $ sudo find $PROJECTNAME -type d -exec chmod g+s \{\} \;
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| $ sudo chmod -R g+w $PROJECTNAME
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| $ sudo chown -R root:$PROJECTGROUP $PROJECTNAME
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| </pre>
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| This should be all that is needed. To checkout run:
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| bzr init-repo $MYLOCALPROJECTREPO
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| cd $MYLOCALPROJECTREPO
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| bzr branch bzr+ssh://bzr.fedorahosted.org/bzr/$PROJECTNAME/$BRANCHNAME
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| bzr branch bzr://bzr.fedorahosted.org/bzr/$PROJECTNAME/$BRANCHNAME/
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| </pre>
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| Note: If the end user checks out a branch without creating their own repository they will need to create a local working tree by doing the following:
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| cd $BRANCHNAME
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| bzr checkout --lightweight
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| </pre>
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| == SVN Repository ==
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| You'll need to know two things in order to start a svn repository.
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| # PROJECTNAME -- what the project wants to be called.
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| # PROJECTGROUP -- The Fedora account system group with read-write access.
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| SVN lives on the hosted server. Access it by logging into hosted1. Then run the following steps:
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| <pre>
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| $ cd /svn/
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| $ sudo svnadmin create $PROJECTNAME
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| $ sudo chgrp -R $GROUPNAME $PROJECTNAME
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| $ sudo chmod -R g+w $PROJECTNAME
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| $ find $PROJECTNAME -type d | sudo xargs chmod g+s
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| </pre>
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| This should be all that is needed. To checkout run:
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| svn co svn+ssh://svn.fedorahosted.org/svn/$PROJECTNAME
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| </pre>
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| == Monotone Repository *UNFINISHED DRAFT* ==
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| You'll need to know these things in order to start the Monotone repository:
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| # PROJECTNAME -- what the project wants to be called.
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| # PROJECTGROUP -- the group setup in the account system for write access to the repository.
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| The Monotone repository lives on the hosted server.
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| Access it by logging into hosted1.
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| Then follow these steps:
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| $ cd /mtn/
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| $ sudo mkdir -m a=rx,g+ws,u+w $PROJECTNAME
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| $ sudo mtn --db $PROJECTNAME/db.mtn db init
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| $ sudo chgrp -R $PROJECTGROUP $PROJECTNAME
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| $ sudo chmod -R g+w $PROJECTNAME
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| </pre>
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| This should be all that is needed. Now you have an empty database.
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| Anyone in the $PROJECTGROUP group can populate it using:
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| <pre>
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| mtn sync ssh://mtn.fedorahosted.org/mtn/hosted/$PROJECTNAME/db.mtn
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| </pre>
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| [[Category:Infrastructure]] [[Category:Hosted Projects]] | | [[Category:Infrastructure]] [[Category:Hosted Projects]] |
