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#BITNAMI REDMINE CODE REVIEW PLUGIN UPDATE#
#BITNAMI REDMINE CODE REVIEW PLUGIN SOFTWARE#
#BITNAMI REDMINE CODE REVIEW PLUGIN DOWNLOAD#
#BITNAMI REDMINE CODE REVIEW PLUGIN WINDOWS#

While I prefer to set up software like this under Linux, we all know that isn’t always an option. Please let me know if this doesn’t work for you (because I am thinking I may have forgot something…).

Wow, it seems a lot easier after all written out, but believe me this took all day to get working (and then some). If everything went as planned you should be able to access Redmine at the port you originally setup during the Bitnami install.

Now start up the two mongrel services and then the apache service.

I called /redmine -> /redmine-old and /redmine-trunk -> /redmine.

/lang (probably not needed but lets get it anyways).

/scripts (has the service scripts used by bitnami).

Ctrl-C out of that we have some more work to do still.Ĭopy over the following folders from /redmine to /redmine-trunk You should be able to access and everything should be working.

Copy the database.yml and email.yml file from /redmine/config to /redmine-trunk/config.

If you are upgrading a working version make sure to backup your database and files as outlined here.

Check-out the trunk of Redmine into a second folder in the bitnami apps folder, I called mine /redmine-trunk.

Start the Bitnami command environment (this sets up environment variables so you can use ruby from the command line).

Stop all the Bitnami services except for MySQL, we will need this to migrate the database and test.

I will leave this part to you, it is pretty simple Updating Bitnami Redmine from 0.8.4 -> trunk We will be performing several of the steps descibed there and the Wiki can be a good reference if you get stuck. I hope this will save others the pain and suffering (and a days worth of my time) that I spent fiddling around.īefore starting I recommend reading the Wiki pages on installing and upgrading Redmine. Below, I outline for posterity the steps I took which finally got it working for me. Sadly, though it was a breeze to get Bitnami’s stack installed, it was not as straightforward to get it working with the trunk version of Redmine. I spent some time reading through their Wiki documentation on upgrading and it definitely seemed doable.

#BITNAMI REDMINE CODE REVIEW PLUGIN UPDATE#

I decided I wanted to have that feature and I also wanted to have the ability to update my Redmine installation from the trunk whever I wanted. That feature was added to the trunk after 0.8.4. Unfortunately, while the 0.8.4 version included by Bitnami supports Git repositories it is missing support for Git branches.

#BITNAMI REDMINE CODE REVIEW PLUGIN DOWNLOAD#

You can download a Redmine WAMP stack from Bitnami (or a LAMP stack for Linux), which will get you setup and running with Redmine, MySql, Ruby and Apache in minutes (it also includes a Subversion server which you can use if you really prefer SVN). Setting up Redmine is fairly easy, even for Windows. Two that caught my eye were a charting plugin to provide burndown and other charts and a code review plugin. Even more, it comes with a host of community supported plugins. It has it’s own repository browser built-in and thus is not dependant on any other components to make it work. Redmine has excellent built in SCM integration for a wide range of systems including SVN, Git, Hg and more. Still, it does look like a great issue/bug tracker and I hope they can resolve their SCM integration issues soon. Even for SVN it relies on external web interfaces such as WebSVN. We originally tried out Fogbugz, but it’s integration with SCM solutions, particularly Git is somewhat limited. Our choices: Git for SCM, TeamCity for CI and Redmine for issue/feature tracking. The key components are: source control (SCM), continuous integration (CI) and issue/bug tracking.

#BITNAMI REDMINE CODE REVIEW PLUGIN WINDOWS#

Over the last couple weeks, we’ve been trying to pick out a solid combination of tools for a Windows based dev environment. Home About Twitter Github 19 August 2009 Issue/feature tracking with Git and Redmine under Windows