trac-mattermost - Trac notifications in Mattermost
trac-mattermost is a Trac plugin publishing Trac events to Mattermost using webhooks.
Configuration
To enable and configure trac-mattermost, you need to create an “Incoming Webhook” in Mattermost (Account Settings, Integrations, Incoming Webhooks), then you need to add the following to your Trac configuration file:
[components] trac_mattermost.ticket_notifications.* = enabled trac_mattermost.wiki_notifications.* = enabled [mattermost] username = Trac webhook_url = https://mattermost.example.com/hooks/q9w8jq9wdw89sd7agf7sq7qweh icon_url = https://s3.amazonaws.com/truveris-mattermost-icons/trac.png
Installation
Build an .egg file and drop it in the plugins directory of your Trac installation:
python setup.py bdist_egg
Changes
0.1
Initial version, with tickets and wiki notificaitons.
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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