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Posted to users@subversion.apache.org by Lukas Ruf <ru...@rawip.org> on 2004/04/05 06:50:51 UTC
Displaying a README
Dear all,
Is it possible to have a README file displayed for a
subversion-directory? And if so how?
My directory layout looks as follows:
Revision 40: /linux/2.4
* ..
* branches/
* patches/
* trunk/
* upstream/
* upstream_tags/
Since I have to work together with a lot of collaborators, I would
like to have a README file displayed either above or below this
directory layout such that all collaborators are aware of where to
check-in what. Of course, I do not care whatever name must be used
for the file being displayed.
Thanks in advance!
wbr,
Lukas
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RE: Displaying a README
Posted by Boris <bo...@kafana.org>.
> maybe a silly question of a beginner: where can I find the appropriate
> xsl file? I am using subversion on a Debian unstable server.
Here is the link for the SVN xsl sample file:
http://svn.collab.net/repos/svn/trunk/tools/xslt/
- Boris
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Re: Displaying a README
Posted by Lukas Ruf <ru...@rawip.org>.
> Boris <bo...@kafana.org> [2004-04-05 20:01]:
>
> You can probably have something like this inside of the SVN xsl
> file:
>
> <xsl:if test="string(index/@path) = '/'">
> <xsl:text>My readme text</xsl:text>
> </xsl:if>
>
Thanks!
maybe a silly question of a beginner: where can I find the appropriate
xsl file? I am using subversion on a Debian unstable server.
Thanks in advance for any further enlightenment!
wbr,
Lukas
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Re: Displaying a README
Posted by Lukas Ruf <ru...@rawip.org>.
> L?bbe Onken <l....@rac.de> [2004-04-05 10:33]:
>
> Sander Rijken wrote:
>
> >Another solution is using the XSLT parameter. You can then customize
> >what the repository looks like in the browser (and thus add the comment
> >you want)
> Sounds good. But then the readme would be there for every level of the
> repository? I would like to restrict the readme to only be visible in
> the root of each repository. Is that possible with XSLT?
this would be the same as I would want.
wbr,
Lukas
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RE: Displaying a README
Posted by Boris <bo...@kafana.org>.
> > Another solution is using the XSLT parameter. You can then customize
> > what the repository looks like in the browser (and thus add the comment
> > you want)
> Sounds good. But then the readme would be there for every level of the
> repository? I would like to restrict the readme to only be visible in
> the root of each repository. Is that possible with XSLT?
You can probably have something like this inside of the SVN xsl file:
<xsl:if test="string(index/@path) = '/'">
<xsl:text>My readme text</xsl:text>
</xsl:if>
- Boris
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Re: Displaying a README
Posted by Lübbe Onken <l....@rac.de>.
Sander Rijken wrote:
> Another solution is using the XSLT parameter. You can then customize
> what the repository looks like in the browser (and thus add the comment
> you want)
Sounds good. But then the readme would be there for every level of the
repository? I would like to restrict the readme to only be visible in
the root of each repository. Is that possible with XSLT?
-Lübbe
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Re: Displaying a README
Posted by Sander Rijken <sr...@sander.yi.org>.
Another solution is using the XSLT parameter. You can then customize
what the repository looks like in the browser (and thus add the comment
you want)
On Mon, 2004-04-05 at 09:30, Lübbe Onken wrote:
> Lukas Ruf wrote:
>
> > Dear all,
> >
> > Is it possible to have a README file displayed for a
> > subversion-directory? And if so how?
> I solved this with a few lines of php. The script shows a Readme
> whenever SVNParentPath is accessed. It might not be exactly what you
> want, because it's the same Readme for every repository.
> Another suggestion would be just to check in a readme file in the top
> level of each repository. This file (but not it's content) would be
> shown just below your directories. The contents are then just one click
> away.
>
> Cheers
> -Lübbe
>
>
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Re: Displaying a README
Posted by Lübbe Onken <l....@rac.de>.
Lukas Ruf wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> Is it possible to have a README file displayed for a
> subversion-directory? And if so how?
I solved this with a few lines of php. The script shows a Readme
whenever SVNParentPath is accessed. It might not be exactly what you
want, because it's the same Readme for every repository.
Another suggestion would be just to check in a readme file in the top
level of each repository. This file (but not it's content) would be
shown just below your directories. The contents are then just one click
away.
Cheers
-Lübbe
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