Hi all,
In RhodeCode 3.X series we added SVN support. With RhodeCode 4.0, we open source two years of work under the AGPL license. Now Subversion users get free repository management with LDAP, Active Directory, and built-in code review tools. And if your company is using Git/Mercurial, you get unified source code management for all the repositories. Some of RhodeCode’s features are: - side-by-side SVN, Git & Mercurial repositories - authentication plugins with LDAP, ActiveDirectory, Atlassian Crowd, and auth tokens - integrations with 3rd party trackers and tools (Jira, Redmine, Jenkins, Slack) - advanced system of permissions with IP restrictions - code review tools with inline code chat - code snippets system (gists) - in-browser file editing with commits - modular architecture with plugins & APIs. The source code is hosted on the platform itself: https://code.rhodecode.com along with an installer for Unix. Download the latest version of RhodeCode from https://rhodecode.com and let me know your thoughts! Thanks, Marcin Kuzminski RhodeCode CTO mar...@rhodecode.com P.S. We have an active open source community. Anybody willing to contribute is more than welcome to join our Slack channel: https://rhodecode.com/join.
