Where to get itteco plugin?

[Rainer Sokoll]

Hi,

one of my users asked me to install the itteco plugin.
I can browse the source at http://tracplugin.itteco.com/trac/browser -
but cannot find a place where I can download it, even
http://github.com/itteco/IttecoTracPlugin/downloads is empty.

Any hint is appreciated,
Rainer

[Erik Andersson]

Download the source, then install it?

I'm guessing this will get you the source:

git clone git://github.com/itteco/IttecoTracPlugin.git

Cheers / Erik

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[Rainer Sokoll]

On 06.08.2010 15:59, Erik Andersson wrote:

> I'm guessing this will get you the source:
> git clone git://github.com/itteco/IttecoTracPlugin.git

Thank you Erik! This is exactly what I was looking for.

Rainer

[tjbonzo]

I was able to do this
I also found that itteco had a dependency on xmlrpc - so I did a
# apt-get install trac-xmlrpc

Then I was able to:
# git clone git://github.com/itteco/IttecoTracPlugin.git (as
mentioned)
# cd IttecoTracPlugin
# easy_install .

That got itteco installed, however I can't seem to get the whiteboard
to show me anything other than this menu:

o Team Tasks
o Stories
o Burndown

[Hal]

If anyone is successfully using the itteco plugin, could they post
their version numbers and any "bootstrap" steps needed, please?

On Aug 6, 10:14 pm, tjbonzo <tjbo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> That got itteco installed, however I can't seem to get the whiteboard
> to show me anything other than this menu:
>
> o Team Tasks
> o Stories
> o Burndown

This also happens to me (trac version 0.11.5 on python 2.5.4) - and
I've tried adding the plugin to both an existing trac instance and a
fresh trac instance.

I've also noticed that the config defaults documented on the wiki are
different (syntax & some structure) from those written to the trac.ini
file when it's enabled.

The Git repository doesn't have any tags - it does have 2 branches. I
tried building eggs from those branches and got the same result.
(Except I couldn't even get version 0.1.14 to work with trac well
enough to do the 'initenv')

--Hal

[Christian Boos]

Not itteco related but, ...

On 8/12/2010 2:02 AM, Hal wrote:
> ..

>
> The Git repository doesn't have any tags - it does have 2 branches. I
> tried building eggs from those branches and got the same result.
> (Except I couldn't even get version 0.1.14 to work with trac well
> enough to do the 'initenv')
>

This is why I've always preferred using version numbers in the form of
0.11.1.14, the first two digits corresponding to the Trac release line
on which the plugin is based...

My 2 cents ;-)

-- Christian

[Hal]

On Aug 11, 5:02 pm, Hal <hal.w...@gmail.com> wrote:
> If anyone is successfully using the ittecoplugin, could they post

> their version numbers and any "bootstrap" steps needed, please?

Ah hah! some interesting information I noticed on the screen shots
posted at <http://tracplugin.itteco.com/trac/wiki/ScreenshotsV1>:
- that web site is running 0.11.5, and displays the whiteboard the
same as mine
- the screen shots show trac 0.11.1, and plugin version 0.1.6

Assuming some of the later commits might have undocumented
dependencies, I pulled revision 4daef6e086a5, which appeared to be
version 0.1.13. That version builds, deploys, and even shows a
whiteboard on trac 0.11.5 using python 2.5! No bootstrap needed.

Since the commit date for the revision is May 2009, and the favorable
reviews on this list also date from 2009, I'm going to proceed with
that for now.

--Hal

P.S. this is why I love repository access, not just a chain of release
tarballs.

[Hal]

On Aug 13, 3:37 pm, Hal <hal.w...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I pulled revision 4daef6e086a5, which appeared to be
> version 0.1.13. That version builds, deploys, and even shows a
> whiteboard on trac 0.11.5 using python 2.5! No bootstrap needed.

That revision number is from mercurial, not git. The corresponding git
revision is:
15c4ea52034da4cb5a6eefce1ccf38d60d9ddfe9

--Hal