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| A web-based tool for repository management. | RhodeCode is an open source repository management platform for behind-the-firewall Mercurial, Git, and SVN. The platform is free, secure, and provides centralized control over distributed code repositories. |
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| == About == | == About RhodeCode == RhodeCode is an open source repository management platform for behind-the-firewall Mercurial, Git, and SVN. RhodeCode is free, secure, and provides centralised control over distributed code repositories. |
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| RhodeCode is a fast and powerful management tool for Mercurial and Git with a built-in push/pull server, full text search, pull requests and code-review system. It works on HTTP/HTTPS and has a few unique features like: |
Unlike aged source code management solutions or Git-only tools, RhodeCode provides a modern platform, with unified security and tools for any version control system. The platform has been built for highly secure, behind-the-firewall enterprise environments with sophisticated user management and common authentication. Yet, it is very developer-oriented: open source, with tool integrations and powerful APIs. Developers get code review tools and custom APIs that work across Mercurial, Git & SVN. Companies get unified security and access controls so that their CTOs can sleep at night. RhodeCode is written in Python, it is highly modular, easy to build upon, and contribute to. It also comes with an installer for any platform (Linux / Windows) so that the installation process is a breeze. == Main features == '''Team Collaboration:''' * advanced code review tools with voting system * side-by-side diffs * inline source code chat * full-text code search and source code indexing * web-based file adding, editing, deletion * snippets (gist) system * updatable and mergeable PullRequest with optional rebasing '''Repository Management:''' * unified support for Mercurial, Git, and Subversion * fine-grained user management and tools for the access control |
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| * web-based file editing * side-by-side diffs * snippets (gist) system * pluggable authentication system with the ability to authenticate via LDAP, Active Directory, Atlassian Crowd, Container, Pam |
* integration with 3rd party issue trackers and tools (Jira, Redmine, Jenkins, etc.) * support for Windows, Linux and Solaris * modular architecture |
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| RhodeCode also provides a simple API, and multiple event hooks so it can be easily integrated with existing external systems. | '''Security and Authentication:''' * permission system with IP restrictions, and permission delegation options * HTTP/HTTPS/SSH support * pluggable authentication system with the ability to authenticate via LDAP, Active Directory, Atlassian Crowd, Container, Pam, CAS * enterprise authentication options: Active Directory, GitHub/Google/BitBucket authentication * 2-factor authentication |
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| RhodeCode is similar in some respects to Github or Bitbucket. However, RhodeCode can be run as standalone hosted application on your own server. RhodeCode can be installed on *nix or Windows systems. |
RhodeCode also provides an JSON RPC API, and multiple event hooks so it can be integrated with existing external systems. RhodeCode can be run as standalone hosted application on your own server, it comes with a handy installer and its Community Edition is free without any limitations. |
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| == History == A few years ago, a large European telecom company was undergoing a change. One of the software developers, Marcin Kuzminski, was tasked with migrating the company’s code repositories from a centralized version control system to a distributed one. It quickly became evident to him that there are no tools for common authentication and security across the whole code base. Marcin started hacking instruments, and that was the beginning of RhodeCode. |
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| == Source code == | Fast forward to 2016. RhodeCode is an open source platform that helps manage code of the most secure, behind-the-firewall repositories in a unified way (Mercurial, Git, and Subversion). Some of the world's largest corporate and security firms use RhodeCode. |
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| RhodeCode sources are publicly available and can be obtained from the official RhodeCode instance at: https://secure.rhodecode.org | == Contributions == RhodeCode CE is free and open source, licensed under the AGPLv3 license. Anybody is welcome to [[https://code.rhodecode.com|contribute platform development]] and impact future features and roadmap. We also have very active discussion on [[https://rhodecode-community.slack.com|Slack]], join by signing up [[https://rhodecode.com/join|here]]. |
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| or the main site: https://rhodecode.com | == RhodeCode Editions == RhodeCode comes in two flavors. The Community Edition ([[https://rhodecode.com/download/|RhodeCode CE]]) is free and open source. The Enterprise Edition ([[https://rhodecode.com/download/|RhodeCode EE]]) is licensed per user, adding technical support and enterprise-valued features on top of RhodeCode CE. |
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| Issue tracker and help is available at http://rhodecode.com/help | == Links and Source Code == * Website -- https://rhodecode.com * Download -- https://rhodecode.com/download * Source Code and Contribution -- https://code.rhodecode.com * Issue Tracker -- http://issues.rhodecode.com * Slack channel -- https://rhodecode-community.slack.com - (get invite [[https://rhodecode.com/join|here]] ) * Documentation and Guides -- https://docs.rhodecode.com |
RhodeCode
RhodeCode is an open source repository management platform for behind-the-firewall Mercurial, Git, and SVN. The platform is free, secure, and provides centralized control over distributed code repositories.
Contents
1. About RhodeCode
RhodeCode is an open source repository management platform for behind-the-firewall Mercurial, Git, and SVN. RhodeCode is free, secure, and provides centralised control over distributed code repositories.
Unlike aged source code management solutions or Git-only tools, RhodeCode provides a modern platform, with unified security and tools for any version control system. The platform has been built for highly secure, behind-the-firewall enterprise environments with sophisticated user management and common authentication. Yet, it is very developer-oriented: open source, with tool integrations and powerful APIs. Developers get code review tools and custom APIs that work across Mercurial, Git & SVN. Companies get unified security and access controls so that their CTOs can sleep at night.
RhodeCode is written in Python, it is highly modular, easy to build upon, and contribute to. It also comes with an installer for any platform (Linux / Windows) so that the installation process is a breeze.
2. Main features
Team Collaboration:
- advanced code review tools with voting system
- side-by-side diffs
- inline source code chat
- full-text code search and source code indexing
- web-based file adding, editing, deletion
- snippets (gist) system
updatable and mergeable PullRequest with optional rebasing
Repository Management:
- unified support for Mercurial, Git, and Subversion
- fine-grained user management and tools for the access control
- advanced permission system with IP restrictions
- integration with 3rd party issue trackers and tools (Jira, Redmine, Jenkins, etc.)
- support for Windows, Linux and Solaris
- modular architecture
Security and Authentication:
- permission system with IP restrictions, and permission delegation options
- HTTP/HTTPS/SSH support
- pluggable authentication system with the ability to authenticate via LDAP, Active Directory, Atlassian Crowd, Container, Pam, CAS
- enterprise authentication options: Active Directory, GitHub/Google/BitBucket authentication
- 2-factor authentication
RhodeCode also provides an JSON RPC API, and multiple event hooks so it can be integrated with existing external systems. RhodeCode can be run as standalone hosted application on your own server, it comes with a handy installer and its Community Edition is free without any limitations.
3. History
A few years ago, a large European telecom company was undergoing a change. One of the software developers, Marcin Kuzminski, was tasked with migrating the company’s code repositories from a centralized version control system to a distributed one. It quickly became evident to him that there are no tools for common authentication and security across the whole code base. Marcin started hacking instruments, and that was the beginning of RhodeCode.
Fast forward to 2016. RhodeCode is an open source platform that helps manage code of the most secure, behind-the-firewall repositories in a unified way (Mercurial, Git, and Subversion). Some of the world's largest corporate and security firms use RhodeCode.
4. Contributions
RhodeCode CE is free and open source, licensed under the AGPLv3 license. Anybody is welcome to contribute platform development and impact future features and roadmap. We also have very active discussion on Slack, join by signing up here.
5. RhodeCode Editions
RhodeCode comes in two flavors. The Community Edition (RhodeCode CE) is free and open source. The Enterprise Edition (RhodeCode EE) is licensed per user, adding technical support and enterprise-valued features on top of RhodeCode CE.
6. Links and Source Code
Website -- https://rhodecode.com
Download -- https://rhodecode.com/download
Source Code and Contribution -- https://code.rhodecode.com
Issue Tracker -- http://issues.rhodecode.com
Slack channel -- https://rhodecode-community.slack.com - (get invite here )
Documentation and Guides -- https://docs.rhodecode.com