I set up Trac 1.0, added the entry tracopt.versioncontrol.git.* = enabled to [components] and used the Admin panel to add my repository. While branches show up in the timeline, the source browser does not provide means to browse a different branch, tag or revision like e.g. here (that site uses Trac 0.12 with the GitPlugin, which has been included into 1.0). Is there a setting I missed or does the 1.0 git integration lack this feature? The ?rev=... parameter is simply ignored when entered manually.
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Tobias Kienzler
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Have you tried restarting your webserver? – Chris Seymour Nov 14 '12 at 08:42
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@sudo_o Yes, and CTRL+F5'ing in firefox to be sure as well, to no avail. So you say it _should_ work with Trac 1.0? – Tobias Kienzler Nov 14 '12 at 08:43
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It should work, but slightly different than the GitPlugin. They allow all kinds of repositories at the top level now. So you need to click on the top-level repo name, and then you'll see the "Visit" dropdown box appear near the top of the page. That will allow you to select a specific branch or tag.
You can see this in Trac's own repository. The browser takes you too the top-level, and shows a series of repositories. Now click on one. For example, cboos.git. You should see the "Visit" dropdown and be able to pick a branch.
John Szakmeister
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Ouch... I didn't notice that multi-repo stuff and only clicked on the small arrow next to the repo name instead of the name itself... Is there a way to open the repo by default? – Tobias Kienzler Nov 14 '12 at 10:00
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Yes. Don't give the repository a name, and it will because the default. This works both through the admin interface and the ini file. The information is [here](http://trac.edgewall.org/wiki/TracRepositoryAdmin#ReposTracIni). The last sentence of the first paragraph says: "The name of the default repository is empty." I tried it on my test instance locally and it works. – John Szakmeister Nov 14 '12 at 10:16