Changes between Version 12 and Version 13 of GitHubSyncPlugin

Timestamp:

Apr 11, 2022, 6:23:58 AM (2 years ago)

Author:

figaro

Comment:

Cosmetic changes

GitHubSyncPlugin

@@ -5 +5 @@
 == Description
 
-This plugin synchronises a GitHub repository with a local repository used by Trac.
+This plugin synchronises a GitHub repository with a local repository used by Trac. When a GitHub repository is changed, this plugin pulls those changes into the local repository.
 
-When a GitHub repository is changed, this plugin pulls those changes into the local repository.
+After installation of this plugin, you have to configure GitHub to notify Trac about code changes. You do this on GitHub under '''Admin''' -> '''Service Hooks''' section, where you select '''Post-Receive URLs''' service hook type and enter an URL of your Trac installation's `/githubsync` handler. For example, if your Trac installation is on `http://www.example.com/`, then enter `http://www.example.com/githubsync` as the service hook URL.
 
-After installation of this plugin, you have to configure GitHub to notify Trac about changes. You do this on GitHub under ''Admin'' -> ''Service Hooks'' section, where you select ''Post-Receive URLs'' service hook type and enter an URL of your Trac installation's `/githubsync` handler. For example, if your Trac installation is on `http://www.example.com/` then enter `http://www.example.com/githubsync` as service hook URL.
+The name of the repository on GitHub should match with the local repository and you can use aliases in Trac 0.12 to assure that. Repository names are case sensitive. The user under which Trac is running on the server should have write access to the local repository for which it is configured and you want to sync.
 
-Name of the repository on GitHub should match (it is case sensitive) the local one (you can use aliases in Trac 0.12 to assure that). User under which Trac is running on the server should have write access to the local repository for which it is configured and you want to sync.
+The plugin automatically triggers the `trac-admin changeset added` command with new revisions after every fetch, so applying ticket updates through commit messages is possible.
 
-Plugin automatically triggers `trac-admin changeset added` command with new revisions after every fetch, so ticket updates through commit messages is possible.
-
-For testing, use GitHub's ''Test Hook''. Opening `http://www.example.com/githubsync` in the browser will not work, because POST request is required, not GET request.
+For testing, use GitHub's '''Test Hook'''. Opening `http://www.example.com/githubsync` in the browser will not work, because POST request is required, not GET request.
 
 == Bugs/Feature Requests