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1 | 1 | #### **Redmine Config** |
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4 | | -Setting | Default | Notes |
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6 | | -**:redmine_has_rw_access_on_all_repos** | `true` | If set to true Redmine will have RW access on all Gitolite repositories. |
7 | | -**:all_projects_use_git** | `false` | Can be enabled to automatically create a new Git repository every time you create a new project. You won't have to create the project and then create the repository, this will be done all it one step. |
8 | | -**:init_repositories_on_create** | `false` | Can be enabled to automatically initialize a new Git repository with a README file (à la Github). |
9 | | -**:delete_git_repositories** | `true` | Can be enabled to let this plugin control repository deletion. By default, this feature is disabled and when a repository is deleted in Redmine, it is not deleted in Gitolite. This is a safety feature to prevent the accidental loss of data. If this feature is enabled, the safety is turned off and the repository files will be deleted when the Project/Repository is deleted in Redmine. Note, however, that even when this feature is enabled, deleted repositories are placed into a "recycle_bin" for a configurable amount of time (defaulting to 24 hours) and can be recovered by recreating the project or the repository in Redmine with the same **identifier**. |
10 | | -**:hierarchical_organisation** | `true` | The **:hierarchical_organisation** variable is a boolean value which denotes whether or not the plugin-managed repositories are placed into a hierarchy that mirrors the project hierarchy. |
11 | | -**:gitolite_use_sidekiq** | `false` | If set to true the plugin will use Sidekiq to launch asynchronous jobs. |
| 4 | +| Setting | Default | Notes | |
| 5 | +|-----------------------------------------|---------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| |
| 6 | +| **:redmine_has_rw_access_on_all_repos** | `true` | If set to true Redmine will have RW access on all Gitolite repositories. | |
| 7 | +| **:all_projects_use_git** | `false` | Can be enabled to automatically create a new Git repository every time you create a new project. You won't have to create the project and then create the repository, this will be done all it one step. | |
| 8 | +| **:init_repositories_on_create** | `false` | Can be enabled to automatically initialize a new Git repository with a README file (à la GitHub). | |
| 9 | +| **:delete_git_repositories** | `true` | Can be enabled to let this plugin control repository deletion. By default, this feature is disabled and when a repository is deleted in Redmine, it is not deleted in Gitolite. This is a safety feature to prevent the accidental loss of data. If this feature is enabled, the safety is turned off and the repository files will be deleted when the Project/Repository is deleted in Redmine. Note, however, that even when this feature is enabled, deleted repositories are placed into a "recycle_bin" for a configurable amount of time (defaulting to 24 hours) and can be recovered by recreating the project or the repository in Redmine with the same **identifier**. | |
| 10 | +| **:hierarchical_organisation** | `true` | The **:hierarchical_organisation** variable is a boolean value which denotes whether or not the plugin-managed repositories are placed into a hierarchy that mirrors the project hierarchy. | |
| 11 | +| **:gitolite_use_sidekiq** | `false` | If set to true the plugin will use Sidekiq to launch asynchronous jobs. | |
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