Details
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Bug
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Status: Closed (View Workflow)
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Major
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Resolution: Fixed
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None
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Platform: All, OS: All
Description
For a git project, switch the Repository browser to gitweb in the Source Code
Management section and enter a URL. Save the configuration. There're no changes
afterwards and when going back to the configuration page, the Repository
browser field is reset to (Auto).
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ieure
added a comment - Edit your config.xml by hand. Under <scm>, add:
<browser>
<url>http://gitweb.domain.tld/?p=project-repo.git</url>
</browser>
Then reload the config from disk.
ieure
added a comment - Edit your config.xml by hand. Under <scm> , add:
<browser>
<url>http://gitweb.domain.tld/?p=project-repo.git</url>
</browser>
Then reload the config from disk. 
pickgr
added a comment - Thank you for the work-around. It works as advertised and was just what I was looking for.
pickgr
added a comment - Thank you for the work-around. It works as advertised and was just what I was looking for. 
eguess74
added a comment - The problem with this workaround is that you can get only the initial configuration to work. As sson as you will need to change something in the job configuration and save it - you will end up having the same problem (your setting will be overwritten). So you will have to edit your config.xml for the job manually once again and reload the config from the disk. So, this workaround is questionable...
OTOH I'm not using gitweb, as I don't like the GUI and the overall set up procedure is way too complicated. So, I'm using CGIT - much nicer GUI and easier to setup. It is sad that it is not supported by Git plugin (although i believe it is just a question of one "if"
which would generate the URL for changes a bit differently, if CGIT is selected as browser)
eguess74
added a comment - The problem with this workaround is that you can get only the initial configuration to work. As sson as you will need to change something in the job configuration and save it - you will end up having the same problem (your setting will be overwritten). So you will have to edit your config.xml for the job manually once again and reload the config from the disk. So, this workaround is questionable...
OTOH I'm not using gitweb, as I don't like the GUI and the overall set up procedure is way too complicated. So, I'm using CGIT - much nicer GUI and easier to setup. It is sad that it is not supported by Git plugin (although i believe it is just a question of one "if" which would generate the URL for changes a bit differently, if CGIT is selected as browser) 
Are there any work-arounds for this issue?