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I know that WebAuthor has support for GitHub and GitLab, I believe. Our DocTools team uses Gerrit, from Google, for reviews of code. Some teams even use it for DITA content. We happen to use the git-review addon for Git on the client to simplify the workflow. With the git-review plugin installed, the developer just has to enter "git review" on the command line. Git-review is written in Python and uses a Git library for it like you're using JGit.
I'm assuming we can easily enough create external tools or a toolbar for any functions that aren't provided by the plugin natively. We could do so for git-review requests for both submitting and checking out code to be reviewed.
I suppose another way would be to somehow be able to add a custom toolbar to the addon that sits just below the native one. Is there a method for doing so using the SDK? In general, are their extension hooks for the addon?
Best Regards, John.
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There are no hooks for the add-on but the add-on is open source so it can be forked, modified according to various needs and then rebuilt as a custom add-on.
I know that WebAuthor has support for GitHub and GitLab, I believe. Our DocTools team uses Gerrit, from Google, for reviews of code. Some teams even use it for DITA content. We happen to use the git-review addon for Git on the client to simplify the workflow. With the git-review plugin installed, the developer just has to enter "git review" on the command line. Git-review is written in Python and uses a Git library for it like you're using JGit.
I'm assuming we can easily enough create external tools or a toolbar for any functions that aren't provided by the plugin natively. We could do so for git-review requests for both submitting and checking out code to be reviewed.
I suppose another way would be to somehow be able to add a custom toolbar to the addon that sits just below the native one. Is there a method for doing so using the SDK? In general, are their extension hooks for the addon?
Best Regards, John.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: