git-trac
git-trac takes the repetition out of working with trac and git-svn. Easily download a patch, apply it at the right point in time, turn it into a commit with useful metadata, and check it out into a branch, all in one command. Created for (but not limited to) work on the Ruby on Rails core.
Usage
Running ‘git-trac help` gives you access to usage information, including information about how to use the help command to get more help.
Examples
Run ‘git-trac help rails` for a quick start guide for the Ruby on Rails core.
License
git-trac is available under an MIT-style license.
:include: MIT-LICENSE
History
See the NEWS file for a version history.
About
- Author
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Tim Pope <ruby at tpope. info>
- Home Page
Feedback
Feedback welcome and appreciated. While I intend for git-trac to be applicable to a wide variety of projects and setups, in practice it has been tested primarily on a git-svn clone of the Rails core and the official Rails trac while running Debian with one of a few recent versions of git. If altering any combination of these variables does not work for you, please report it.