8 Commits (29f82201e6f7af033662154fd6d197cee29c9379)

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Oliver Günther	dac730ac5a	Add insecure option to managed remotes ... Adds an `insecure` option to the `configuration.yml`. This option only applies when the manages: key is set to a URL. If the given URL uses SSL, certificate checking will be disabled. This key is set for a packaged installation by default, since it communicates locally and these installations may often include a snakeoil certificate.	9 years ago
Oliver Günther	b29abfbdc0	Expect URL and path to be returned from the remote ... This commit expects a managed remote to return at least a URL to the repository, and optionally a path. Note that OpenProject currently only supports local repositories for Git, and thus using managed remotes with Git WILL require a path returned from the remote. For Subversion, also returning a `file://<path>` URL is sufficient, since it can browse that. Returned external URLs must be accessible from OpenProject, since we do not receive any authentication from the remote.	9 years ago
Oliver Günther	589ba8e7b1	Relocate repositories locally and remote ... This commit introduces relocating a repository as a followup after a project's identifier has been renamed.	9 years ago
Oliver Günther	abf3f49b51	Refactor services to classes	9 years ago
Oliver Günther	c0341b3063	Extend service specs for remote returning errors	9 years ago
Oliver Günther	d2764478ac	Feature specs for remote repository management ... Introduces a metadata key `:webmock` that can be used to enable mocking HTTP requests in an environment on demand.	9 years ago
Oliver Günther	408e241a36	Enable webmock as a context explictly in examples ... As webmock breaks default Net::HTTP behavior, it should not be run unless explictly requested. Requiring it in the spec_helper breaks some other integration tests.	9 years ago
Oliver Günther	b7465b08a6	Remote managed repositories ... This commit starts the work to provide functionality with remote service hooks for managing repositories. The main driver behind this is packager, for which we want apache to be the sole owner of the repositories it delivers, and OpenProject only as a reader, however it benefits other installations as well.	9 years ago