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plugin:gitbacked [2022-04-03 00:53] – Added hint to gitbacked releases and release notes via appropriate link 2a0a:a541:4f1e:0:d50a:9a4d:6397:95a5plugin:gitbacked [2023-12-14 13:47] (current) – adds markus as author 213.47.191.196
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 ---- plugin ---- ---- plugin ----
-description: Sync/store pages and media in a git repository. So you can show/edit your human-readable wiki dir (e.g. documentation) with DokuWiki and store it together with your source code in the same git repository. +description: Sync/store DokuWiki pages and media in a git repository. On saving page edits or on media file uploads DokuWiki will commit these changes to a git repository. If configured, commits will be pushed to a remote repo
-author     : Wolfgang Gassler  +author     : Wolfgang Gassler, Markus Hoffrogge
-email      : wolfgang@gassler.org +
 type       : action type       : action
-lastupdate : 2022-02-06 +lastupdate : 2023-05-07 
-compatible : Release 2012-10-13 "Adora Belle",Release 2013-05-10 "Weatherwax",Release 2013-12-08 "Binky",Release 2014-09-29d "Hrun", Detritus, Elenor Of Tsort, Hogfather+compatible : Adora Belle, Weatherwax, Binky, Ponder Stibbons, Hrun, Detritus, Elenor Of Tsort, Frusterick Manners, Greebo, Hogfather, Igor, Jack Jackrum
 depends    :  depends    : 
 conflicts  : git conflicts  : git
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 tags       : git, storage, collaboration tags       : git, storage, collaboration
  
-downloadurl: https://github.com/woolfg/dokuwiki-plugin-gitbacked/releases/download/v2022-02-06/dokuwiki-plugin-gitbacked-2022-02-06.zip+downloadurl: https://github.com/woolfg/dokuwiki-plugin-gitbacked/releases/download/v2023-05-07/dokuwiki-plugin-gitbacked-2023-05-07.zip
 bugtracker : https://github.com/woolfg/dokuwiki-plugin-gitbacked/issues bugtracker : https://github.com/woolfg/dokuwiki-plugin-gitbacked/issues
 sourcerepo : https://github.com/woolfg/dokuwiki-plugin-gitbacked/ sourcerepo : https://github.com/woolfg/dokuwiki-plugin-gitbacked/
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 **Attention:** Do not forget to move the original pages and media folders (''./data/pages'' and ''./data/media'') to the new location (''./data/gitrepo/wiki/''), otherwise DokuWiki will not find any pages and media files. **Attention:** Do not forget to move the original pages and media folders (''./data/pages'' and ''./data/media'') to the new location (''./data/gitrepo/wiki/''), otherwise DokuWiki will not find any pages and media files.
  
-If you use this structure, you have to setup the corresponding paths for this plugin as well (in the Admin-Area of DokuWiki in the section gitbacked). Set ''repoPath'' to ''./data/gitrepo'' and ''repoWorkDir'' to ''./data/gitrepo/wiki''This means, that all wiki related files are located in the directory ''wiki'' in your git repository.+If you use this structure, you have to setup the corresponding paths for this plugin as well (in the Admin-Area of DokuWiki in the section gitbacked). Set
 +  * ''repoPath'' to ''./data/gitrepo'' (relative to the ''dokuwiki'' root folder or absolute path) 
 +This means, that all wiki related files are located in the directory ''wiki'' in your git repository.\\  
 +{{:wiki:usersmileys:button-note-yellow.png?72|}} ''repoWorkDir'' had to be configured in the past. This is now empty by default (since **2023-03-07**). ''repoWorkDir'' is passed to git as ''--work-tree'' option only if it is configured. You should configure this only if you are aware about the impact. ''repoPath'' and ''repoWorkDir'' can be configured as absolute path names also since release **2023-03-07**.
  
 The plugin creates a new repository in the specified ''repoPath'', if needed. If you want to use an existing git repository, clone the repository to e.g. ''/tmp/yourrepo''. Subsequently, copy all data (don't forget the ''.git'' folder) from ''/tmp/yourrepo'' to ''./data/gitrepo''. The plugin creates a new repository in the specified ''repoPath'', if needed. If you want to use an existing git repository, clone the repository to e.g. ''/tmp/yourrepo''. Subsequently, copy all data (don't forget the ''.git'' folder) from ''/tmp/yourrepo'' to ''./data/gitrepo''.
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 ===== Configuration and Settings ===== ===== Configuration and Settings =====
 +|''pushAfterCommit'' |If activated, every commit (page edit) is pushed to the remote repository. Activate this flag if you already cloned from a remote location and the git environment is configured correctly (It has to be configured for the webserver/php user)\\ {{:wiki:usersmileys:button-note-yellow.png?72|}} The push will be performed within the http POST roundtrip of the page save. If this leads to insufficient user experience since of remote git server communcation delays, you should not activate this config and consider a CRON job as an alternative to perform the pushes periodically and independent of DokuWiki sessions. |
 +|''periodicPull'' |If activated, the system executes a pull request and updates the local git repository. Thus, external commits on page files are merged from the remote. |
 +|''periodicMinutes'' |Defines the period (in minutes) for the periodic pull request executions. |
 +|''commitMsg''\\ ''commitMsgDel''\\ ''commitMediaMsg''\\ ''commitMediaMsgDel'' |The template strings which are used for the different commit messages (page edits, media edits, page deletion, media deletion). The placeholders ''%page%'',''%media%'', ''%summary%'' and ''%user%'' can be used and are replaced by the corresponding values during the commit process. |
 +|''repoPath'' |The path to your git repository (root) -- set to the [[config:savedir]] by default (''./data'').\\ This must be configured either as a relative path (relative to the [[config:savedir]]) or as an absolute path.\\ {{:wiki:usersmileys:button-note-yellow.png?72|}} Absolute path configuration is supported since release **2023-03-07**. |
 +|''repoWorkDir''\\ {{https://img.shields.io/static/v1?label=Since&message=2015-10-03&color=green&.png?}} |This path is passed to the git command as the ''–work-tree'' commandline option if it is configured.\\ It can be configured as relative path (relative to the [[config:savedir]]) or as an absolute path.\\ {{:wiki:usersmileys:button-note-yellow.png?72|}} Since release **2023-03-07** you should configure this only if you are aware about the impact.\\ {{https://img.shields.io/static/v1?label=Since&message=2023-03-07&color=green&.png?}} default=''Empty string'' |
 +|''ignorePaths''\\ {{https://img.shields.io/static/v1?label=Since&message=2015-10-03&color=green&.png?}} |Paths or files (comma separated) that will be ignored and not added by git (currently simple wildcard string matching of paths is performed). |
 +|''gitPath''\\ {{https://img.shields.io/static/v1?label=Since&message=2015-10-03&color=green&.png?}} |Path to the git binary (if empty, the default "/usr/bin/git" will be used). |
 +|''addParams'' |Specify additional parameters for the git binary. For example, if you cannot set default git configuration values for the webserver's system user you can add some basic information by specifying additional parameters.\\ For example ''%%-c http.sslVerify=false -c user.email="<%mail%>" -c user.name="%user%"%%'' deactivates the SSL certificate check and specifies the user's email and name which are used as commit author.\\ The value in ''addParams'' is placed directly after the git binary for the git command executed by gitbacked.\\ The variables ''%mail%'' and ''%user%'' can be used as placeholders and are replaced by the corresponding properties configured for the DokuWiki user being logged in.\\ {{https://img.shields.io/static/v1?label=Since&message=2022-02-06&color=green&.png?}} default=''%%-c user.name="%user%" -c user.email="<%mail%>"%%'' |
 +|''emailAddressOnError''\\ {{https://img.shields.io/static/v1?label=Since&message=2021-03-19&color=green&.png?}} |If defined, in case of a git error an eMail will be sent to this address rather than confusing the end user by the Exception raised. Multiple mail addresses can be configured comma separated. |
 +|''notifyByMailOnSuccess''\\ {{https://img.shields.io/static/v1?label=Since&message=2021-03-19&color=green&.png?}} |If set, an eMail will be sent on any git commit. This is supposed to be used for eMail notification test purposes only. |
  
-  * ''pushAfterCommit''+===== Known Bugs and Issues =====
  
-If activatedevery commit (page edit) is pushed to the remote repository. Activate this flag if you already cloned from a remote location and the git environment is configured correctly (attentionit has to be configured for the webserver/php user)+Pleaseuse Github [[https://github.com/woolfg/dokuwiki-plugin-gitbacked/issues|GitBacked Issues]]
  
-  * ''periodicPull''+===== Release Notes and Changelog =====
  
-If activated, the system executes a pull request and updates the local git repository. Thus, external commits on page files are merged from the remote. +[[https://github.com/woolfg/dokuwiki-plugin-gitbacked/releases|Releases and Changelog]]
- +
-  * ''periodicMinutes'' +
- +
-Defines the period (in minutes) for the periodic pull request executions. +
- +
-  * ''commitMsg'', ''commitMsgDel'', ''commitMediaMsg'', ''commitMediaMsgDel'' +
- +
-The template strings which are used for the different commit messages (page edits, media edits, page deletion, media deletion). The variables ''%page%'',''%media%'', ''%summary%'' and ''%user%'' can be used and are replaced with the corresponding values during the commit process. +
- +
-  * ''repoPath'' +
- +
-The path to your git repository (root) -- set to the savedir by default (''./data''). +
- +
-  * ''repoWorkDir'' +
- +
-Path of the git working tree, must contain "pages" and "media" directories (e.g. the savedir). +
- +
-  * ''ignorePaths'' +
- +
-Paths or files (comma separated) that will be ignored and not added by git (currently simple wildcard string matching of paths is performed). +
- +
-  * ''gitPath'' +
- +
-Path to the git binary (if empty, the default "/usr/bin/git" will be used). +
- +
-  * ''addParams'' +
- +
-Specify additional parameters for the git binary. For example, if you cannot set default git configuration values for the webserver's system user you can add some basic information by specifying additional parameters. e.g. ''%%-c http.sslVerify=false -c user.email="<%mail%>" -c user.name="%user%"%%'' deactivates the SSL certificate check and specify the user's email and name which are used for the commits. The value in ''addParams'' is placed directly after the git binary when executing some git command. The variables ''%mail%'' and ''%user%'' can be used and are replaced with the corresponding values before being passed on to git. +
- +
-=== Known Bugs and Issues === +
- +
-Please, use Github [[https://github.com/woolfg/dokuwiki-plugin-gitbacked/issues]]+
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