Django Repositories
Repositories is a simple Django-based app to manage source code repositories.
It is not meant to manage repositories that are only accessed by one person, but for a team of people.
It can:
Create new repositories
Manage public or private read access
Manage user or group authentication and commit access
It can use these version control systems:
Subversion
Git
Mercurial (Not Done: Need help)
Bazaar (Not Done: Need help)
Others could be written in to the vcs abstraction
The hosting is done through Apache httpd, as there are hooks in Apache httpd’s mod_python and mod_wsgi implementations for external authentication and authorization.
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