Manuel Stocker

In terms of workarounds I actually went for `use std::ops::Deref;` and then using `.deref()` in the template. But to me the question remains: `self` is already taken by reference in...

Sadly this is something I haven't gotten around to do yet. There is a slightly outdated draft in the docs, you could try and see if that helps.

1. it uses cydra.conf in the same directory, then falls back to /etc/cydra.conf 2. managing is done with cydra.web, you can either use it by running cydra-httpd or creating a...

As an example for a config, this is what I use for testing: ``` yaml components: cydra.permission.InternalPermissionProvider: true cydra.permission.StaticGlobalPermissionProvider: true cydra.permission.htpasswd.HtpasswdUsers: file: users.htpasswd cydra.datasource.file.FileDataSource: base: projects cydra.repository.git.GitRepositories: base: git cydraplugins.gitserverglue.GitServerGlue:...

For the httpviewer, right now, you can only use piggy (see my github account, the piggy from pypi is something different)

In order to be able to use public keys, you need to enable a datasource that supports the IPubkeyStore interface. Right now, only MongoDataSource implements it. As for running git...