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Git Source Control Connector

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Download the GIT connector from: http://www.geminiplatform.com/downloads.

This connector has been created to allow committed GIT files to be linked to Gemini Issues. The following Document will show you how to install the connector.

Step 1

Ensure that you have Python 2.x installed before continuing with the install.

Step 2

Edit the "GeminiGitHook.py" script and change the following variables as required: username, apikey, geminiurl, gitpath, gitrepository

step 1

Step3

Locate the "hooks" directory for your GIT repository (for example C:\GIT\.git\hooks)

Step 4

Put the "GeminiGitHook.py" file into the "hooks" directory.

Step 5

If missing, create the "post-commit" file and insert a line that represents the full path to the "GeminiGitHook.py" script (For example C:/MyRepository/.git/hooks/GeminiGitHook.py).

file git (1)

path post-commit

Usage

When you commit files to GIT, simply start your commit message with "gem:XXX" ("XXX" represents a Gemini Issue Id. In this example we will be using 217 as the Id).

Open up Command Prompt and run the following command replacing “217” with the issue Id you wish to update.

usage committing

All commited files and comments appear under Code Review as follows:

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