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Channel: The Trac Project: Ticket #10819: Incorrect git repo path makes BrowserModule fail to load
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changelog modified (diff) milestone set to 1.0 (forgot to assign this to 1.0) The Timeline will also end up with the internal error in such case, so we really need to fix this. I went ahead and...

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The first patch has (at least) one unwanted side-effect: the code that raise other errors would need to be adapted (raise GitErrorSha → internal error TypeError: __init__() takes at least 2 arguments...

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Related to #10809.

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Replying to Ethan Jucovy <ethan.jucovy@…>: I'm not sure if PyGIT.py is supposed to have no dependencies on Trac core, though — if that's the case then a different approach would be needed. I'm...

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The attached patch makes two changes: The GitError in PyGIT.py inherits from TracError instead of Exception. This way Trac core's BrowserModule can catch the error and handle it elegantly. (That...

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changelog, milestone set

changelog modified (diff)milestone set to 1.0 (forgot to assign this to 1.0) The Timeline will also end up with the internal error in such case, so we really need to fix this. I went ahead and applied...

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Article 5

The first patch has (at least) one unwanted side-effect: the code that raise other errors would need to be adapted (raise GitErrorSha→ internal error TypeError: __init__() takes at least 2 arguments...

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Article 4

Related to #10809.

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Article 3

Replying to Ethan Jucovy <ethan.jucovy@…>: I'm not sure if PyGIT.py is supposed to have no dependencies on Trac core, though — if that's the case then a different approach would be needed. I'm...

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The attached patch makes two changes:The GitError in PyGIT.py inherits from TracError instead of Exception. This way Trac core's BrowserModule can catch the error and handle it elegantly. (That...

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