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Eliot Miranda-2

Monticello: Script to suck up versions from a filetree repository and copy them to an HTTP repository?

Hi All,

anyone have a script for copying versions of packages in filetree repositories into MC HTTP repositories?

I'm looking at a filetree: repository for a package right now and...

- in the repository browser only Foo.package appears, not a list of versions

- when I view the history of the package I get a list of versions but there is no menu on selections from the list, so no obvious way of accessing a version (browsing it, copying it, viewing differences between versions, etc)

_,,,^..^,,,_

best, Eliot

Bert Freudenberg

Re: Monticello: Script to suck up versions from a filetree repository and copy them to an HTTP repository?

On Thu, Apr 27, 2017 at 6:24 PM, Eliot Miranda <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi All,

anyone have a script for copying versions of packages in filetree repositories into MC HTTP repositories?

I'm looking at a filetree: repository for a package right now and...
- in the repository browser only Foo.package appears, not a list of versions
- when I view the history of the package I get a list of versions but there is no menu on selections from the list, so no obvious way of accessing a version (browsing it, copying it, viewing differences between versions, etc)

A filetree repo only has a single version. Typically this is a git working copy. So to get at a previous version you need to check out that earlier version using git. Then that will show up in MC as the sole version.

- Bert -