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Sun Mar 14 03:58:15 IST 2010

More Git-Bugzilla fun - GitZilla 1.9

GitZilla version 1.9 is out. This is a RC for version 2.0, which comes after this gets some wider testing. If you're using it and have a problem, use the issues page at github.

New features and changes:

  • User specific auth can now be mandatory, optional or denied altogether
  • User specific auth can now work with a cookie file (no need to store passwords - a problem when you have single-sign-on or common passwords)
  • Utility scripts to generate cookie files
  • More auth options for custom hooks. You can now pass a callback for pybugz initialization and go wild with it.
  • The update hook now checks for valid Bugzilla auth even if bug status checking is not enabled.

Posted by gera | Permanent link | File under: code | [ hide comments ]
GitZilla sounds great and i would like to try it out! Unfortunately i currently do some work for a company without any Linux experience, so i am setting up a SCM server with the Bugzilla 3.6 Windows installer. Do you (or anybody else) have any experience with that? Recommendations? Warnings? Whatever?

Thank you!
Markus
Markus Matiaschek, 15.04.2010, 23:46h #
Sorry, no advice for Bugzilla on Windows, although I git a report that Gitzilla doesn't work with Bugzilla 3.6.

That turned out because pybugz doesn't behave correctly with Bugzilla 3.4.x onwards.

Using pybugz from this repository might help:

http://github.com/Osndok/pybugz

(this includes a patch for 'issue 27' which seems like what happens with 2.6 as well).
Gera, 10.05.2010, 13:11h #
s/git/got/

Aaargh!
Gera, 10.05.2010, 13:12h #
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