10 Commits (c3447dca7d3eb687aacc26b1185e3688c692b41f)

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
luzpaz	2ae53bd252	Fix typos in user facing and non-user facing code (#9497) ... * Fix typos in user facing and non-user facing code Found via `codespell -q 3 -S ./config/locales -L ba,nd,parms,sur,varius` * Fix strings in specs	3 years ago
Oliver Günther	714775fe74	Allow nonref for debian 9 ... [ci skip]	7 years ago
Oliver Günther	acffebd72c	Remove duplicate module require	9 years ago
Cyril Rohr	7a8b72599d	Use the more widely available JSON perl module instead of JSON::PP	9 years ago
Cyril Rohr	09a6d2d733	Fix repoman script	9 years ago
Cyril Rohr	3ceb7d3cc1	Fix repoman script	9 years ago
Cyril Rohr	f8bda83baa	Use the more widely available JSON perl module instead of JSON::PP	9 years ago
Oliver Günther	ba491cbf47	Fix repository relocation on managed remote ... Repositories were not properly relocated when using a managed remote. This also changes the request to use an old identifier instead of the whole path. The managed remote will build the correct old path itself.	9 years ago
Oliver Günther	0a48bcae3e	Use compatible perl string concatenation	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	4057250b5c	Perl wrapper: Use rmtree for actual deletion	9 years ago
Oliver Günther	58ced887a2	Repository Apache module ... Provides a simple mod-perl based Apache wrapper around remote repositories. As its functionality is very limited, it is probably not of much use outside of the packager context.	9 years ago