Sync your Redmine’s wiki contents to your local filesystem.
Edit them while offline, then upsync them to Redmine.
(Requires Ruby 2.0)
gem install redsync
Usage: redsync [options]
-v, --verbose Output verbose logs
-c, --config FILE Use specified config file instead of ~/redsync.yml
-s, --status Status check. No uploads or downloads will happen
-i, --interactive Interactive mode (pry)
Uses Redmine’s REST API.
This software has NOT BEEN TESTED :(
Use it at your own risk.
Please beware that it may not work on all versions of Redmine (it’s working fine with my installation of 2.5-stable)
Redsync does not deal with conflicts well.
In fact, it does not deal with conflics AT ALL.
A default run of redsync will downsync first, overwriting any local changes if pages are updated on Redmine.
Then it will upsync any remaining changes.
The MIT License
Copyright © 2011 Shinya Maeyama.
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