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@@ -20,48 +20,55 @@ ## Enable/disable display of 'number of files changed' in log view #enable-log-filecount=0 ## Enable/disable display of 'number of lines changed' in log view #enable-log-linecount=0 ## Enable/disable display of HEAD shortlog in summary view. Set it to maximum ## number of commits that should be displayed #summary-log=0 ## The "Idle" column on the repository index page can read a timestamp ## from the specified agefile (if this file cannot be found, the mtime ## of HEAD is used). ## The cgit repo on hjemli.net uses the the following command in it's ## post-receive hook to update the age-file: ## git-for-each-ref --format="%(committerdate)" --sort=-committerdate \ ## --count=1 > $GIT_DIR/info/web/last-modifie ## #agefile=info/web/last-modified +## Git detects renames, but with a limit on the number of files to +## consider. This option can be used to specify another limit (or -1 to +## use the default limit). +## +#renamelimit=-1 + + ## Specify a root for virtual urls. This makes cgit generate urls like ## ## http://localhost/git/repo/log/?h=branch ## ## instead of ## ## http://localhost/cgit/cgit.cgi?url=repo/log&h=branch ## ## For this to work with apache, a rewrite rule must be added to httpd.conf, ## possibly looking something like this: ## ## RewriteRule ^/git/(.*)$ /cgit/cgit.cgi?url=$1 [L,QSA] ## ## For this to work with lighttpd, the rewrite rule should look more like this: ## ## url.rewrite = ( ## "^/git/([^?/]+/[^?]*)?(?:\?(.*))?$" => "/cgit.cgi?url=$1&$2" ## ) ## ## This setting is disabled by default. #virtual-root=/git ## Set the title printed on the root page |