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[don.git] / posts / switching_to_kgb.mdwn

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+++ b/posts/switching_to_kgb.mdwn
@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ soon. I personally have decided to switch to
 
 To switch, you first need to find or set up a kgb bot. If this is a
 Debian associated FOSS project, feel free to contact me or join
-#kgb-devel on irc.oftc.net and ask for someone to allow your project
+\#kgb-devel on irc.oftc.net and ask for someone to allow your project
 to talk to their bot. Once you've found a bot, we need to set up the
 client. [I'll talk about bot set up at the end.]
 
@@ -19,8 +19,8 @@ kgb-client configuration
 ------------------------
 
 Install the `kgb-client` and `kgb-client-git` packages. Currently, kgb
-only supports subversion and git, but I suspect this will be rectified
-shortly.
+only supports subversion, git, and cvs, but support for additional
+VCSes continue to be added as kgb gains popularity.
 
 For git repositories, add a post-receive hook like the following:
 
@@ -39,7 +39,9 @@ Then update the configuration file `/path/to/kgbclient.conf`:
        servers:
         - uri: http://servername:9999/
           password: verysecret
-
+       # optional link to a website where the commits are;
+       # needs newish kgb-client and server
+       web-link: http://example.com/?p=my-repository;a=commitdiff;h=${commit}
 
 Then, send the bot owner the password, repo-id, channel, and network
 you'd like the changes to be reported to.