I am considering using ikiwiki hosted on branchable for the documentation and bug tracking for an existing project that already stores its C++ source code in git (on gitorious). I would like to have a single git repository and have the ikiwiki part stored in a subdirectory e.g. "doc/". I believe merging the project code into the branchable repo could be done with the same procedure as explained here: importing an existing ikiwiki site to branchable.
I have already set up a page on branchable: http://pumpa.branchable.com/, and I believe that simply adding "/doc" to the srcdir
should do the trick:
srcdir: /home/b-pumpa/source
=>
srcdir: /home/b-pumpa/source/doc
However this change is considered unsafe and not allowed when I try to push the setup branch:
remote: the following settings cannot be changed:
remote: srcdir
remote: error: rejecting change to setup branch
Is it possible to achieve this in some other way? For example git-annex seems to use branchable in this way, so it should be possible. Thanks!!
That's supported indeed, but ikiwiki doesn't have a safe UI for setting it, so you have to ping an admin to get it set up. Or send in a patch to ikiwiki.
I've gone ahead and made pumpa.branchable.com be rooted from doc/
BTW, did you know about our ?free hosting for Free Software?
Thanks!
Free hosting: I did see that but assumed it was no longer valid since the post was 2 years old The problem is my repo was already generated with my personal OpenID account. I can create a new OpenID for the project only, is it sufficient to change the admin OpenID for the site?
I moved standingwithresilience to use the wiki folder you had already created.