• News
• Introduction
  • Features
  • Why Propel?
  • Technology
  • Requirements
  • License
• Download
• Documentation
  • Propel 1.2
  • Propel 1.3
• Support
  • Mailing Lists
  • IRC
  • Report a Bug
• Development
  • SVN
  • How to Contribute
  • Roadmap
  • Propel Internals
  • Standards & Guidelines
  • Contributors
• Mirrors List
• Powered-by-Propel
• Japanese / 日本語

You are here: WikiStart/Development/Guidelines/SVNAndTickets

---

SVN usage and Trac Tickets

Checking out the Propel sources: See Downloading via SVN.

Because we are using Trac for managing tickets and for browsing the subversion repository, we can cross-link commit messages and tickets.

Ideally, SVN commit messages should contain the issue they address. Issues can be referenced in wiki-text by using the # symbol. For example:

$> svn commit -m "Refs #5: Added toArray() method to generated peer classes."

Now the #5 from the SVN commit will be linked to the ticket (like this: #5).

Additionally, the changeset that fixed a particular ticket can be referenced in a comment left when closing that ticket. Changesets are represented using brackets ([]) around the revision number. For example: "This bug was fixed in [3]".

If you use the Refs or Fixes or Closes keywords before the ticket number (e.g. "Refs \#5 - ..."), the commit message will automatically be associated with the ticket.