marcinkuzminski

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by marcinkuzminski 7y ago
This answer has soo much value in it, thanks for sharing this.
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by marcinkuzminski 7y ago
Here at RhodeCode we strongly believe in self-hosting, this is why we started as an on-premise product for source code management. You should check out RhodeCode too for self-hosting your own code, with extra security features to make sure
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by marcinkuzminski 7y ago
Have you looked at the rhodecode.com for svn/git?
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by marcinkuzminski 7y ago
We'll work on improving this! Thanks for the feedback, this needs more of our attention then :)
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by marcinkuzminski 7y ago
Can you give an example of that markdown rendering? I think it's almost in pair on how Github renders markdown.
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by marcinkuzminski 7y ago
On a side note on this. I think Unity had their own fork of Kallithea with some changes that aren't in the official version ? Or those features are backported later from the Unity release
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by marcinkuzminski 7y ago
at RhodeCode we used to have a hosted Mercurial repositories service. Actually, it was a per-customer isolated instance that we hosted on digital ocean. We have all the logic and code still here, i wonder if we should bring that back to hav
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by marcinkuzminski 8y ago
The multi-repository code review is an interesting concept. Here at RhodeCode we're actually working on such solution to implement. This is in first to solve our internal problem of release code-review spanning usually two projects at
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by marcinkuzminski 8y ago
In RhodeCode we have a similar concept that we call diff ranges. It's not available in pull-request view directly, however, users can see this on a source repo if they select a range from changelog view. example: https://cod
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by marcinkuzminski 8y ago
Thanks, we'll discuss this and follow up! This is exciting!
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by marcinkuzminski 8y ago
Thanks for your answer. Our product is actually also open-core. And the source is here: https://code.rhodecode.com/rhodecode-enterprise-ce In this case, what's the best process to start, should we open an issue, or sen
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by marcinkuzminski 8y ago
How is the process for that? I'd like to get that integrated into RhodeCode as well.
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by marcinkuzminski 8y ago
RhodeCode is open-source too and unfortunately looks like Kallithea is a dead project by now. It didn't have a feature release since 2015, only a few bugfixes.
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by marcinkuzminski 8y ago
Have you looked at RhodeCode ? It's very similar like Gitlab with free Community Edition version that is also open-sourced. It's dedicated for self-hosting.
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by marcinkuzminski 8y ago
Use Mercurial histedit extension, this is a game changer on all operations. Works like git rebase -i but just better combined with phases. So most likely your not-yet-pushed commits are marked as draft, so you can run hg histedit. We use th
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by marcinkuzminski 8y ago
For a self-hosted option please check out RhodeCode has the first-class support of Mercurial, including largefiles, evolve, phases etc.
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Gitlab Gitaly v1.0(about.gitlab.com)
2 points by marcinkuzminski 8y ago|0 comments
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by marcinkuzminski 8y ago
You might want to check RhodeCode at some point. Because our main customers are in Healthcare/Insurance/Automotive, and all those industries require strong auditability. We built very advanced audi logs capabilities, every permiss
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by marcinkuzminski 8y ago
I don't agree with the author here. Over the years i read about using VCS to store underlying data, so it's all shared, and you keep the data. Reality is that building a complex source code management platform is not easy. Storing
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by marcinkuzminski 8y ago
I created RhodeCode, and know for sure Kallithea does not support SVN. - RhodeCode is based on newer and more modern than turgobears2 framework, called Pyramid. - RhodeCode had 20 releases since 2017, Kallithea had two. - RhodeCode fixed ma
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RhodeCode – Multi VCS Open-Source GitHub Alternative(rhodecode.com)
1 points by marcinkuzminski 8y ago|0 comments
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by marcinkuzminski 8y ago
https://code.rhodecode.com also, hosting RhodeCode sources.
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by marcinkuzminski 8y ago
The list doesn't mention it, but i'd also put https://rhodecode.com/features into there.
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by marcinkuzminski 8y ago
You should check out RhodeCode as well. It integrates with Redmine/Jira/Jenkins/TeamCity etc quite well, and it's suited to work for teams of 100-1000+ with enterprise feature focus
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by marcinkuzminski 8y ago
There are plenty alternatives to use. Eg: https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/8ofqf6/gitlab_i...
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by marcinkuzminski 8y ago
Kallithea doesn't support SVN, only RhodeCode does which Kallithea forked. SVN support amongst many other security fixes and features were added at a later stage into RhodeCode.
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by marcinkuzminski 8y ago
I think the bigger picture here is code hosting. You cannot fork that, and TBH the value of moving from Github to gitlab.com is hosting alternative which is not really open-source.
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by marcinkuzminski 9y ago
I'd say Github, Atlassian (Bitbucket server), RhodeCode, Perforce (after acquisition of Deveo)
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by marcinkuzminski 9y ago
You might want to look at RhodeCode then, it supports now git,mercurial and subversion via it's vcsserver. Adding more in the future shouldn't be a problem because of all the abstraction in place.
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SVN based file-sync technology(subsyncit.com)
1 points by marcinkuzminski 9y ago|0 comments

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