Posted by Runako Godfrey
Wed, 11 Nov 2009 07:11:00 GMT
One of the most frequently-requested features at ProjectLocker is the ability to automatically deploy code from your repository to another server. While we've had manual deployments for a while, this wasn't scratching the deployment itch for all of our users. So today we're announcing the availability of automatic deployments for Subversion.
Automatic deployments allow you to tell ProjectLocker to automatically kick off a deployment of your choosing on each commit to your repository. Simply configure your Remote Deployment settings for your project and indicate that you'd like per-commit deployments for a given deployment environment, and you're ready to go. And since you can create as many deployment environments as you like, you can still choose to configure some of those for manual deployment. So you could configure your project to deploy to your staging server on every commit, but wait for manual intervention before deploying to your production server.
Automatic deployments are available immediately to all ProjectLocker Venture and Equity accounts.
Tags deployment, integrations, subversion, SVN | no comments
Posted by Runako Godfrey
Mon, 09 Nov 2009 23:00:00 GMT
ProjectLocker recently introduced
WebHooks for our Git hosting and Subversion hosting services, which allow you to configure ProjectLocker to notify one of your servers anytime a push (Git) or commit (Subversion) happens. The notification isn't just a 'ping', but provides all the relevant information about the event -- files changed, author, timestamp, etc. (The full JSON format is described in detail in the ProjectLocker FAQ.) That means you can use WebHooks for whatever you want -- integrating with your continuous integration server, sending out custom notifications, or anything else that could benefit from real-time updates from your repository.
WebHooks are available immediately for all paid ProjectLocker accounts.
Tags Git, integrations, subversion, SVN, webhooks | no comments
Posted by C. G. Brown
Thu, 03 Apr 2008 22:08:00 GMT
We've just released an integration between ProjectLocker and Basecamp for those users who use Basecamp for project collaboration and have enabled the Basecamp API in their Basecamp account. ProjectLocker Subversion hosting users will be able to:
- Send commit messages from Subversion to Basecamp as Basecamp messages.
- Create new ProjectLocker projects from existing Basecamp project.
- Associate users in ProjectLocker with users in Basecamp, so that messages actually come from the committing user where possible.
If there are more ways that we can make communication between ProjectLocker and Basecamp more useful to you, please let us know. We are excited about our growing list of integrations and are always looking for more ways to make our services useful to you and the way you work. Of course, if you have any issues using the integration, don't hesitate to file a ticket, and our team will promptly resolve your problems.
Tags basecamp, commits, integrations, subversion | 4 comments
