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I am Babu Annamalai, a software architect living in Bangalore, India. My day job revolves around building technical architecture for cutting edge software solutions and product management. At night I do a deep dive into the Linux world!
I am very passionate about technolgy and want to learn and acquire as much knowledge as possible.
Have a good one and keep reading my blogs!
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Hey..read ur blog about scmbug.. I want to know the way in which we can check whether scmbug is working properly. Actually i am new to bugzilla as well as SVN and hav no idea where to start!!
Any help is appreciated
Warm Regards,
Sayali
@Sayali Thank you for visiting my blog! Here are a few pointers to check if scmbug is functioning or not:
(scmbug documentation is good place to start which is found here )
1. configure the daemon.conf to link to the appropriate bugzilla instance, products mapping within Bugzilla, mapping of users between Bugzilla and SVN etc., daemon.conf is usually found in /etc/scmbug
3. scmbug glue installer should be used to install the required hooks into the appropriate SVN repository. Typically the glue installer “scmbug_install_glue” will be found under the /usr/bin.
3.Configure glue.conf to switch on scmbug integration. This file will be found under /hooks/etc/scmbug.
If all of the above steps were successful then when you try to commit a file into SVN, it will throw a error stating that a bugzilla number is required to commit the file. Remember that there should be a bug assigned to the committer to do a check-in else it will not allow a commit.
Look forward for a blog post “How to article on doing “scmbug integration with Bugzilla and SVN” which I have scheduled to add it this week. I think this should be useful to you.
Have a good one!
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Babu