hiding 'private' changesets

[christi...@mac.com]

Is it possible to provide access permissions to specific changesets?

say you have a change in a 'private' branch and this is suposed to
really be private, because one developer has signed a timed nda to
work on a specific feature.

I can disable access to the subdir, I can disable notifications based
on a path pattern.

but how do I hide the information contained in a changeset (diffs,
comments, touched files)inside trac?

cu
christian unger

[Michael Renzmann]

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Hi.

> Is it possible to provide access permissions to specific changesets?

To the best of my knowledge it is not possible to do that in vanilla Trac.

However, you could try to apply the following two patches to your Trac (as
long as you work with 0.10.x):
http://projects.otaku42.de/changeset/116
http://projects.otaku42.de/changeset/117

The first one introduces a configuration option which allows to define
patterns. Changes for files matching one of these patterns won't be
displayed when viewing a changeset. But please note that the commit
messages and changes to non-matching files are still displayed.

I use it on madwifi.org to suppress rendering of diffs in uuencoded files.
Live example: http://madwifi.org/changeset/1711

The pattern simply looks like:

[changeset]
suppress_file_diff = *.uu
...

It might be possible to achieve the same result with a plugin. But so far
I don't know about a plugin that provides such a functionality.

Bye, Mike
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