Trac 1.2.5, git and explicit sync

[tw77]

Hi,

I can't get rid of the per-request synchronization.

Here's the setup:

- Ubuntu Server 16.04.6

- Trac 1.2.5

- Git 2.7.4

I have a single Trac project with 2 svn repositories. I've defined post-commit hooks for them and everything works as expected (surce browsing, timeline, ticket referencing).

But now I'm trying to add a third repository, a git one.

I configured a post-receive hook:

#!/bin/sh
export PYTHON_EGG_CACHE="/tmp/python_egg_cache"
/usr/local/bin/trac-admin /path/to/my_trac_env changeset added "$1" "$2"

But it doesn't the job!

I can browse the source code, i can see commits in the timeline, but the commits aren't added to the tickets.

This behaviour (timeline has commits, tickets don't) is often connected with sync_per_request. But as far as I can see, I don't have it enabled.

The trac.ini doesn't have it on and in the "repository" table the "sync_per_request"-option ist set to false for the git repository.

The post-receive hook seems ok; if I call it directly (like mentioned here: https://groups.google.com/d/msg/trac-users/ELU632puVSg/cMIUr-44BQAJ ), the ticket get the expected comment.

What else can I do? Where can I control the sync-behaviour?

Thanks in advance,

Thomas

[RjOllos]

You may need to enable [git] cached_repository

https://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracIni#git-section

We have an open ticket for making the behavior more consistent across repository backends:

https://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/12406

There's also a robust post-receive hook here:

https://trac.edgewall.org/ticket/10730#comment:11

But if you call the hook directly and it works, it seems like the problem is that your Git hook is not being called when a commit is pushed.

- Ryan

[tw77]

Hi,

thanks for the fast response...

Enabling the "cached_repository" option does the trick.

I activated it and removed any hooks:

no updates in timeline and tickets on git push (as expected)

Then I reactivated my post-receive hook:

updates in timeline and tickets on git push *yeah*

Finally I gave the mentioned hook script a try and it works too.

Thanks again, Happy Easter and stay healthy,

Thomas