David M. Carr 79190db6a3 Previously, when scm-manager was first installed, if you created an hg repository and then tried to click on the link to view the repository, you'd get an error saying that the CGI didn't exist. This was because the CGI was only being written to the .scm/cgi-bin directory when the HgConfig was "set". However, Hg should be perfectly usable with the initial config (assuming that the defaults actually match your system config). Thus, now, scm-manager will write out the CGI upon constructing an initial HgConfig as well.

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scm-git-plugin

imporve plugin system

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scm-graph-plugin

imporve plugin system

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scm-hg-plugin

Previously, when scm-manager was first installed, if you created an hg repository and then tried to click on the link to view the repository, you'd get an error saying that the CGI didn't exist. This was because the CGI was only being written to the .scm/cgi-bin directory when the HgConfig was "set". However, Hg should be perfectly usable with the initial config (assuming that the defaults actually match your system config). Thus, now, scm-manager will write out the CGI upon constructing an initial HgConfig as well.

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scm-svn-plugin

imporve plugin system

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pom.xml

set versions to 1.0-M4-SNAPSHOT

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