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redmine & integration git
I installed redmine according to this instruction (and many others).
As a result, everything worked, except ...
I expected that there would be some kind of integration with the storage. For example, a repository for a new project was created by a script written in cron. But I can’t access it with the administrator’s login / password, although I added myself to the project developers. This means that I have to add myself to the repository separately, redmine does not do this?
Also, please help with advice, do I need to create a copy-clone of the project repository on the local machine. Or just a remote one is enough. If so, what is the purpose. I did not work with SLE, so this question.
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> For example, a repository for a new project was created by a script written in cron. But I can’t access it with the administrator’s login / password, although I added myself to the project developers.
Are you accessing the web interface somehow?
Try accessing the repository through a shell. Make a clone, like git clone /path/to/git/repo. This is the directory that has branches, hooks, info, objects, refs subdirectories. You can then work on your local working copy. There is no need to create another repository locally.
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